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'''Mohammad Najatuallah Siddiqui''' Winner of the [[King Faisal International Prize]] for [[Islamic Studies]], Prof Mohammad Najatullah Siddiqi was born in [[India]] in 1931. Educated at [[Aligarh Muslim University]] and [[Sanvi Darsgah]] [[Jamaat-e-Islami Hind]], [[Rampur]], he also studied at Madrasatul Islah, Saraimir, Azamgarh. Prof. Siddiqi served as [[Associate Professor]] of [[Economics]] and Professor of [[Islamic Studies]] at the Aligarh University and as Professor of Economics at the [[King Abdulaziz University Jeddah]], in its Center for Research in [[Islamic Economics]]. Later, he was a Fellow at the Center for [[Near Eastern Studies]] at the [[University of California]], [[Los Angeles]] and after that a [[Visiting Scholar]] at the [[Islamic Research & Training Institute]], [[Islamic Development Bank]], [[Jeddah]]. During his long academic career, he has supervised a number of Ph.D. [[theses]] in the universities in [[India]], [[Saudi Arabia]] and [[Nigeria]]. Among the several works of Prof. Siddiqi are: Recent Theories of Profit: A Critical Examination (1971); Economic Enterprise in Islam (1972); Muslim Economic Thinking (1981); Banking Without Interest (1983); Insurance in an Islamic Economy (1985); Teaching Economics in Islamic Perspective (1996); Role of State in Islamic Economy (1996) and Dialogue in Islamic Economics (2002). For his contributions to Islamic Economics, he was awarded the Shah Waliullah Award in New Delhi (2003). A prolific writer in Urdu on subjects as Islami Adab<ref>[http://www.soundvision.com/Info/money/nejatullahinterview.asp]</ref> (1960), Muslim Personal Law (1971), and Islamic Movement in Modern Times (1995), Siddiqi has also translated Abu Yusuf's Kitab al Kharaj (1966). He has a comprehensive work on Islam's View on Property (1969). Several of his works have been translated into [[Arabic]], [[Persian]], [[Turkish]], [[Indonesian]], [[Malaysian]], etc. Prof. Siddiqi has been and continues to be associated with a number of academic journals as editor or advisor. He has served on numerous committees and participated in many conferences in various parts of the world. He is a very helpful for all and shares his valuable knowledge in the [[society]]. Presently he lives in [[Aligarh]] [[India]]. |
'''Mohammad Najatuallah Siddiqui''' Winner of the [[King Faisal International Prize]] for [[Islamic Studies]], Prof Mohammad Najatullah Siddiqi was born in [[India]] in 1931. Educated at [[Aligarh Muslim University]] and [[Sanvi Darsgah]] [[Jamaat-e-Islami Hind]], [[Rampur]], he also studied at Madrasatul Islah, Saraimir, Azamgarh. Prof. Siddiqi served as [[Associate Professor]] of [[Economics]] and Professor of [[Islamic Studies]] at the Aligarh University and as Professor of Economics at the [[King Abdulaziz University Jeddah]], in its Center for Research in [[Islamic Economics]]. Later, he was a Fellow at the Center for [[Near Eastern Studies]] at the [[University of California]], [[Los Angeles]] and after that a [[Visiting Scholar]] at the [[Islamic Research & Training Institute]], [[Islamic Development Bank]], [[Jeddah]]. During his long academic career, he has supervised a number of Ph.D. [[theses]] in the universities in [[India]], [[Saudi Arabia]] and [[Nigeria]]. Among the several works of Prof. Siddiqi are: Recent Theories of Profit: A Critical Examination (1971); Economic Enterprise in Islam (1972); Muslim Economic Thinking (1981); Banking Without Interest (1983); Insurance in an Islamic Economy (1985); Teaching Economics in Islamic Perspective (1996); Role of State in Islamic Economy (1996) and Dialogue in Islamic Economics (2002). For his contributions to Islamic Economics, he was awarded the Shah Waliullah Award in New Delhi (2003). A prolific writer in Urdu on subjects as Islami Adab<ref>[http://www.soundvision.com/Info/money/nejatullahinterview.asp]</ref> (1960), Muslim Personal Law (1971), and Islamic Movement in Modern Times (1995), Siddiqi has also translated Abu Yusuf's Kitab al Kharaj (1966). He has a comprehensive work on Islam's View on Property (1969). Several of his works have been translated into [[Arabic]], [[Persian language|Persian]], [[Turkish language|Turkish]], [[Indonesian]], [[Malaysian]], etc. Prof. Siddiqi has been and continues to be associated with a number of academic journals as editor or advisor. He has served on numerous committees and participated in many conferences in various parts of the world. He is a very helpful for all and shares his valuable knowledge in the [[society]]. Presently he lives in [[Aligarh]] [[India]]. |
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Mohammad Najatuallah Siddiqui Winner of the King Faisal International Prize for Islamic Studies, Prof Mohammad Najatullah Siddiqi was born in India in 1931. Educated at Aligarh Muslim University and Sanvi Darsgah Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Rampur, he also studied at Madrasatul Islah, Saraimir, Azamgarh. Prof. Siddiqi served as Associate Professor of Economics and Professor of Islamic Studies at the Aligarh University and as Professor of Economics at the King Abdulaziz University Jeddah, in its Center for Research in Islamic Economics. Later, he was a Fellow at the Center for Near Eastern Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles and after that a Visiting Scholar at the Islamic Research & Training Institute, Islamic Development Bank, Jeddah. During his long academic career, he has supervised a number of Ph.D. theses in the universities in India, Saudi Arabia and Nigeria. Among the several works of Prof. Siddiqi are: Recent Theories of Profit: A Critical Examination (1971); Economic Enterprise in Islam (1972); Muslim Economic Thinking (1981); Banking Without Interest (1983); Insurance in an Islamic Economy (1985); Teaching Economics in Islamic Perspective (1996); Role of State in Islamic Economy (1996) and Dialogue in Islamic Economics (2002). For his contributions to Islamic Economics, he was awarded the Shah Waliullah Award in New Delhi (2003). A prolific writer in Urdu on subjects as Islami Adab[1] (1960), Muslim Personal Law (1971), and Islamic Movement in Modern Times (1995), Siddiqi has also translated Abu Yusuf's Kitab al Kharaj (1966). He has a comprehensive work on Islam's View on Property (1969). Several of his works have been translated into Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Malaysian, etc. Prof. Siddiqi has been and continues to be associated with a number of academic journals as editor or advisor. He has served on numerous committees and participated in many conferences in various parts of the world. He is a very helpful for all and shares his valuable knowledge in the society. Presently he lives in Aligarh India.