veiled4allah: public expenditure in an Islamic state veiled4allah: public expenditure in an Islamic statei) Defence ii) Law and OrderHe goes on to explain each of these in more detail. For instance he defines "need fulfillment" as providing food, water, clothing, shelter, education and transport.
ii) Justice
iv) Need fulfilment
v) Da'wah i.e., communicating the message of Allah to mankind.
vi) Enjoining right conduct and forbidding wrong (al-amr bi al-maruf wa al-nahy an al-munkar).
vii) Civil administration.
viii) Fulfilment of such socially obligatory duties (furud kifayah) as the private sector fails to fulfil.
i) Protection of the environment. ii) Supply of necessary public goods other than those included in the first list.After explaining his reasoning for each of these items, he goes on to look at historical precedents to support his views. He sets out a theory of public expenditure based on the above. He looks at how the people can be encouraged to save and to work if they are receiving public funds. Finally, he looks at the limits on public expenditure, and what the priorities are if not all needs can be met.
iii) Scientific research.
iv) Capital formation and economic development.
v) Subsidies for priority private activities.
vi) Expenditure necessitated by stabilization policies.
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