HURŞİD AHMET’İN İKTİSAT DÜŞÜNCESİ

Hurşid Ahmet günümüz İslam Dünyasının en parlak yazarlarından biridir. Gerçekten, hem  Batı hem de İslam dünyasında elde ettiği tanınırlığı, onun dünya çapında bir entellektüel olduğunu göstermektedir. Hurşid, akademik kariyerinin erken döneminden beri sınırları aşan tanınırlığa sahip dersleri, editörlük faaliyetleri, konuşmaları, diyalogları ve seminerlerinde insanlığın problemlerine çözüm olarak İslami reformları tavsiye ediyordu. Çağdaş İslam iktisatçıları, ananevi iktisatçılar ve diğerleri kadar çok yazmamasına rağmen, ürettikleri ikna edicidir ve entellektüel kapasitesini göstermektedir. Bazı spesifik meseleleri geçmişdekilere dayandırarak haklı çıkarmaya çalışan ve çalışmaları sadece teorik kalan, pratik uygulamaya elverişli olmayan veya İslam dünyasında önemli bir akım doğurmayan İslam hukukçuları ve çağdaş İslam iktisatçılarından farklı olarak Hurşid, İslam iktisadını uygulamalı bir disiplin olarak geliştirmek için sistematik bir teşebbüsle ilerledi. Bu makale, onun modern zamanlardaki İslam iktisat düşüncesine olan katkısını, onun İslam iktisadı kavramına odaklanarak ortaya koymaya çalışmaktadır.  Anahtar kelimeler: İslam iktisadı, modern gelişme, tarih, Hurşid Ahmet, İslam iktisatçıları   

THE ECONOMIC THOUGT OF KHURSHID AHMAD

Khurshid Ahmad is one of the pre-eminent writers of contemporary Islamic world. Indeed, the recognition he has received from Western as well as Islamic world testifies to his stature as world intellect figure. Khurshid is advocating the Islamic reforms as a remedy for all the human problems since his very early academic career lectures, editorial work, speeches, dialogues and seminars which have recognized beyond boundaries. Though he has not written as extensively as many others, contemporary Islamic and conventional economist did, whatever he produced is convincing and reflects his intellectual capability. Unlike others legists and thinkers of contemporary Islamic economics, those merely attempted to justify the specific cases on the basis of precedent and their works are only theoretical and have never been recognized for practical implications or could not brought significant movement in the Islamic world, Khurshid had developed a systematic attempt for developing Islamic economics as an applied discipline. This paper attempts to highlight his immense contribution towards Islamic economic thought in the modern times focusing on his perception of Islamic economics.Keywords: Islamic economics, modern development, history, Khurshid Ahmad, Islamic economist

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