Abstract
In the context of Pakistan, this paper explores the possible applicability of Madinah governance and socioeconomic system. Using analysis of both historical documents and modern literature, the study pinpoints the fundamental ideas and methods that made the Madinah model successful. These include the development of strong institutional frameworks, economic justice, poverty reduction, accessible education, and participatory government. The research then examines Pakistan’s current socioeconomic situation, stressing enduring issues such pervasive poverty, economic inequality, unequal access to education, and ineffective government. The study draws comparisons between the two settings and suggests ways to modify and apply some elements of the Madinah model in Pakistan. In order to achieve this, it will be necessary to undertake focused programs aimed at reducing poverty, encourage inclusive economic growth through the equitable distribution of resources, and restructure the education system to guarantee both universal access and high standards. The study also looks at the creation of institutions for social welfare, accountability, and dispute resolution that were modelled after the state of Madinah. The research provides practitioners and policymakers with practical insights by combining historical analysis, development economics, and comparative governance studies through a multidisciplinary approach. The integration of insights from the Madinah model with Pakistani reality, the research endeavors to provide guidance for evidence-based policy interventions that target socio-economic issues and promote sustainable development. With inspiration from the values and customs of the ancient city of Madinah, objective is to aid in improving the efficacy of government, lowering poverty, and fostering equitable progress in Pakistan.
Presenters
Dr. Muhammad Umar Riaz AbbasiHost/ Anchor, Electronic Media National TV, Suno TV Channel Islamabad Pakistan, Islamabad, Pakistan
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Presentation Type
Paper Presentation in a Themed Session
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KEYWORDS
MADINA MODEL, GOVERNANCE, SOCIOECONOMIC, PAKISTAN, POLICY
