Unbridled capitalism or the new imperialism

Unbridled Capitalism and Islam explores the silent confrontation between two worldviews: on the one hand, a limitless economic system that glorifies accumulation, consumption and profit at all costs; on the other, a spiritual ethic that places man, justice and dignity at the heart of true wealth.This book asks: how is unbridled capitalism shaping our societies, our consciences and our values? How far can an economy that turns everything into a commodity, even human beings, go? And above all, what does Islam propose as an alternative, not only economically, but also morally and civilizationalally, to break the current deadlock?Through a critical analysis based on Koranic references, hadiths and contemporary examples, the author shows that Islam is not simply an individual spirituality, but a universal path capable of offering clear reference points in the face of the excesses of a world dominated by the logic of the market.This text is addressed to all those who seek to understand the impasses of the modern capitalist model and to rediscover, in the Islamic heritage, a balanced path where the economy rediscovers its human and ethical purpose.

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Lafhail Bouchta, born 01/01/1954 in Ouled-Teima,Agadir, southern Morocco. He taught French in secondary schools from 1978 until his retirement in 2014. After graduating in psycho-pedagogy at the CPR in Agadir, he was assigned to the Collège Sidi Ahmed Bennasser in Zagora in 1978 until 1983, when he was transferred to the Collège Anoual in Ouled-Teima.