Islamic State Creates Gold Dinar

The video discusses the Islamic State's use of gold dinar as a currency, rooted in Islamic scripture and ideology. It explores their monetary policy, which rejects modern financial systems in favor of a gold-based economy, and compares it to global monetary utopianism. The video also covers the practical use of gold dinar, trade practices, and the Islamic State's taxation system, which is based on early Islamic practices.

What is the primary reason the Islamic State prefers gold currency over fiat currency?

• To avoid international sanctions

• To align with Western financial systems

• To adhere to Islamic scripture and the Prophet's practices

• To increase their wealth rapidly

What is the Islamic State's stance on interest in financial transactions?

• They support it as a means of economic growth

• They believe it should be eliminated to adhere to Islamic principles

• They see it as a necessary evil

• They have no official stance on it

How does the Islamic State view the global financial system?

• As a model to emulate

• As a system that needs minor adjustments

• As fundamentally flawed and in need of radical change

• As irrelevant to their goals

What is one of the main ways the Islamic State sustains its economy?

• By taxing local commerce and oil trade

• By receiving foreign aid

• Through international loans

• By exporting gold dinars

What is zakat in the context of the Islamic State's fiscal policy?

• A charitable tax based on Islamic principles

• A tax on luxury goods

• A tax on foreign investments

• A form of income tax

How does the Islamic State justify its fiscal policies?

• By aligning with Western fiscal policies

• By citing modern economic theories

• By following the practices of early Muslims

• By prioritizing economic growth over religious principles

What is a controversial point discussed in the book regarding the Islamic State?

• That it is widely accepted by all Muslims

• That it is a modern interpretation of Islam

• That it has no connection to Islam

• That it is an extreme but scripturally grounded version of Islam