<![CDATA[This research examines the theoretical and practical contributions of Muhammad Abdul Mannan (1938-2021) to the modern Islamic economic civilization. Employing primarily qualitative research methods, Mannan, a pioneering figure, significantly shaped Islamic economics into a distinct social science discipline. His unique perspective on the Islamic approach to social security systems in Islamic economics enriches theoretical knowledge in modern Islamic economics. As a visionary, lifelong educator, and philanthropist, Mannan left a lasting impact by establishing various institutions, including the Social Islamic Bank Limited (SIBL), contributing to the socio-economic development of Bangladesh. He dedicated his talent and hard work to establish SIBL, testing its three-sector model (formal, informal, and voluntary) to alleviate poverty and inequality in society. Introducing Cash Waqf through SIBL as a novel interest-free microcredit strategy for empowering impoverished families, Mannan pioneered the concept in Bangladesh, marking a significant advancement in the realm of Islamic economics.]]>
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