Uves Sareshwala
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The Prophetic Economic Model

The Complete Edition

Ninety-five lessons for Muslim entrepreneurs, moving from a Financial Times podcast on the Prophet ﷺ as trader to the Qur’an and the Sunnah. Argues that commerce under Tawhid keeps profit lawful but answerable to Allah, and that truthfulness, amanah and disclosure are the highest-return strategy, not a tax on profit.

5 parts about 2 hours of reading

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Contents

  1. How to read this bookFree2 min
  2. Part One — The Seerah’s LessonsFreeLessons 1–25 · 16 min
  3. Part Two — Institutions and Power(for readers who sign in)Lessons 26–38 · 12 min
  4. Part Three — From the Qur’an and the Sunnah(for readers who sign in)Lessons 39–70 · 42 min
  5. Part Four — Profit, Brand and Value(for readers who sign in)Lessons 71–95 · 34 min

The Prophetic Economic Model

The Complete Edition

Cover of The Prophetic Economic Model

Ninety-five lessons, a twenty-seven-article Charter and a twenty-five-point Playbook — from a Financial Times question to the Qur’an and the Sunnah, to profit, brand and value on the ethical road.

Contents

  1. How to read this book
  2. Part One — The Seerah’s Lessons — L1–L25
  3. Part Two — Institutions and Power — L26–L38
  4. Part Three — From the Qur’an and the Sunnah — L39–L70
  5. Part Four — Profit, Brand and Value — L71–L95

The Prophetic Economic Model, Parts One to Four in a single volume. Parts One and Two respond to the Financial Times podcast The Story of Money (19 August 2026); Part Three draws directly on the Qur’an and the Sunnah; Part Four sets out the commercial engine. Translations of the ayat are renderings of meaning. For all matters of fiqh, consult the people of knowledge.