Abstract
The current global financial market, where money is based on debt, does not reflect a perception of wealth creation for inter-country life. The orientation of national income and expenditure has shifted towards debt. Citizenship has transformed into a consumerist lifestyle, and a country's economic policies have become dependent on the supply of debt. The financial structure of both nations and societies is created from one debt to another, with debt serving as the global financial standard. The Taylor rule links debt parallel to interest rates, transforming money into a commodity. Removing money from the current global financial market structure must be mediated by the establishment of a Shariah central bank under the supervision of the World Bank.
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