Divine Economics

Development of Religiosity Scales

Since the validity of faith-based economic modeling crucially depends upon the measurement of religiosity of individuals, Dr. Hamdani’s contribution is notable as he attempted to quantify multidimensionality of human’s religious and socio-economic behavior through ‘religiosity Scales’ for economic analysis and gaining popularity everywhere. The Higher Education Commission’s approved national curriculum of economics includes some sections/parts based on his work

About Divine Economics

Divine Economics is a newly developed framework to study religion and economics in each others perspective. It was developed by Dr. Syed Nisar Hussain Hamdani in 1999. The framework offers insights for developing new models and variables for economics in the light of Holy Scriptures of Divine Religions. This framework has brought many attractive studies and data sets that have generated interest among economist and researchers of world renowned universities including Harvard and London School of Economics, Chapman University, George Mason University, Virginia University, AlMustafa International University, Cambridge University UK. Internationally Recognized Academic Contribution, “Divine Economics”, is basically the initially done PhD research work of Prof. Dr. Syed Nisar Hussain Hamdani. He studied the role of faith in economic behavior under the assumption that people perceive about a super being. Majority on earth believes that exists a supreme power known through words such as Divine, God, Allah, Deity, Most high, Spirit, Creator, Karma, Father etc.

Our Projects

Some of our research projects are expected to start in near future. If you feel interest in working with our team on any such project, please send us your latest CV .

Dr. Abdur Rauf Khattak

Egoism, Altruism And Well-Being: A Survey Based Comparative Analysis of Conventional and Divine Economics Approaches.

Miraj ul Haque

Technological Spillovers effects on economic growth: Exploring the role of absorption capacity (Empirical evidence from Pakistan)

Prof. Dr. Syed Nisar

The Role of Values, Social Capital, and Spiritual Capital in Normal and Post-disaster Economic Behaviours: An Empirical Extension of Divine Economics Framework in Sustainability Perspective

Funding Process & Competitions

For funding requests, contact us. Universal Values Page All reports should be here Dataa Set

Journal of Divine Economics is a multi-disciplinary journal being published to promote contextual thinking in economics and revisiting the economic models in the emerging contexts. The Journal is now accepting submissions for our forthcoming issues. We welcome both simple ideas as well as most rigorous, analytical papers. Being an interdisciplinary journal, we welcome interfaith economics. The Journal accepts papers not only about economic issues but also about noneconomic issues having some economic relevance. We also publish informative pieces based on personal experiences of life relating to the effects of faith, values, and spirituality on economic behaviors and vice versa for provoking further thoughts and debates. You can submit even incomplete papers. Subject to availability at that time, our experts can act as co-authors or voluntary mentors. Once your paper goes through peer review process and you incorporate comments of reviewers, your paper will be published in the Journal as full paper.

Abstracts should be between 200–250 words, providing a concise overview of the main argument, methodology, and key findings of the paper. Full papers ranging from 3,000 to 7,000 words are preferred, as they allow for a comprehensive discussion of the research topic. All references, endnotes, and footnotes must be formatted according to the APA style, ensuring consistency and academic credibility.

Researchers, scholars, and practitioners are encouraged to submit their abstract(s) or even an initial draft of their paper for consideration. Early-stage submissions are welcomed as part of our effort to support emerging ideas and develop them through constructive feedback. If you are interested in contributing to the journal, kindly send your work to divineconomics@gmail.com. We look forward to reviewing your submissions and engaging with your scholarly contributions.

Online submission is now open, providing authors with an easy and accessible way to share their research work with the Journal. Whether you are submitting an abstract, an initial draft, or a completed paper, the online system ensures a smooth and efficient process. Once your submission is received, it will be logged into our system and forwarded to the relevant reviewers for evaluation.

Throughout the review and editorial process, you will receive timely email notifications regarding the progress and status of your paper. These updates may include confirmation of submission, reviewer comments, requests for revisions, or the final decision regarding publication. Our goal is to maintain clear and transparent communication so that authors remain fully informed at every stage.

Peer-Review Process

1. All are reviewed by our editorial team for checking appropriateness and alignment of the
work with the vision and goals of the Journal.
2. The full scientific papers are sent to experts for blind peer review.
3. The incomplete submissions are sent to experts for determining their potential and allotment
of a mentor is made on the basis of the experts’ reports.
4. If an article is not accepted, it is returned to authors who may re-submit after revisions where
applicable.
5. Editorial Board reserves the right to not publish any article without assigning any reason.
6. The views and opinions expressed in these articles are those of the authors and do not
necessarily reflect our opinion.

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