Islam and development

If the impact of most Islamic countries... is a reality linked to underdevelopment and dependent on it... then that is due to a flaw in these countries and their practices that may create a wide gap from the principles of Islam and its contents and its civilizational project. And this book represents an attempt to outline the broad lines of Islam and development, as Islam, besides being a religion with noble and lofty principles and contents aimed at the good of humanity... and this in itself contributes to the progress of the individual and the nation... it also represents a civilizational project carrying contents that include all the meanings of justice in its political, economic, and social dimensions... and all principles of concern for knowledge and work... and diligence and effort... and honesty, integrity, credibility, and transparency. And this author's attempt contains no effort in religion... nor does it delve into the depths of religion and its treasures... nor into details... nor into interpretation, but it is an contemplative reading of principles, reality, and opportunities for unity and development.