The Miser
This connection is plainly visible in those who, having chosen in their youth to rule over humanity rather than serve it, grow
Reason-Vision-Virtue
“The Person Of The City”
The modern metropolitan person is irritable. Overwhelmed by the bombardment of stimuli in city life, they try to distance themselves from their
Shall We Talk a Little About Money?
The efforts of Muslims to resist interest and capitalism under labels such as Islamic economics or Islamic banking are certainly commendable. But
Those Who Believe in the Inviolable Dignity of Human Beings Must Unite!
A human being is aware of their own freedom, but this awareness does not arise from the senses—it comes from within, just
Seeking the Possibility of Hope
I have long since abandoned theoretical tedium; I now write essays and books that give voice to my anxiety and concern, calling
Is It Possible to Overcome Our Greed?
Problem-focused coping strategies aim to directly address and resolve the source of anxiety. For instance, financial distress is dealt with by trying
We Are Greedy, But Is That All We Are?
Wouldn’t a religious approach—one that is rooted in tradition, asserts a moral origin in human nature, and holds that our desires also
Greed That Turns People Into Vampires
I must admit that I agree with the views of Marxists and pessimists — but only up to a point. After all,
On the Intellectual and Our Intellectuals
The organic intellectual of the nation sides with their own tradition—but this loyalty does not require hostility toward other traditions. On the
Does this world necessitate new revolutionaries?
However, if we artificially construct a rigid dichotomy between “state” and “civil society,” sanctify civil society, and attempt to wage war against