Ahamed Kameel Mydin Meera
Monetary economist. Writing on fiat money and seigniorage, the gold dinar, and whether a monetary system can serve the Maqāsid al-Sharī’ah.
Recent papers
- Making Housing Affordable Through Solar Energy: A Proposal for Malaysia
- A Model of a Shariah Compliant Credit Clearing System to Facilitate Working Capital Management for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
- Risk management with a duration gap approach: empirical evidence from a cross-country study of dual banking systems
- The Institute of Islamic Banking and Finance advancing Islamic finance industry worldwide
- Issues and challenges in contemporary affordable public housing schemes in Malaysia: Developing an alternative model
- Simulation of Shariah compliant commodity backed currency system: a Turkish case-study
Books
Topics
- Affordable Housing
- Bay al-Dayn
- Corporate Governance
- Credit Clearing
- Economics
- Fiat Money
- Gold Dinar
- Home Financing
- Interest
- Islam
- Islamic Finance
- Markets and Risk
- Medium of Exchange
- Monetary System
- Money and Payments
- MSMEs
- Risk Management
- SMEs
- Solar Homes
- Sustainable Development
- Trade Credit
- Working Capital Management
About
Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic & Research) at the University Sultan Azlan Shah, and founding Chairman of the Movement for Monetary Justice Malaysia. Known for his writing on money and payment systems, and on the gold-backing of currencies.