The case for a gold-based currency as an alternative to fiat money, from one of Islamic finance’s most cited voices.
In this influential book, Ahamed Kameel Mydin Meera makes the case for the gold dinar, a gold-based currency, as an alternative to fiat money. He argues that paper money detached from real assets fuels inflation, debt, and instability, and that a return to commodity-backed money would better serve justice in trade and finance. Written from an Islamic economic perspective, it became a reference point in debates over monetary reform and the ethics of modern banking.
