In the West, Adam Smith is considered to be the father of economics. He is revered both by Western academics and in Western popular culture and government, particularly within the citadel of the international right-wing, Washington, D.C. It’s all the more ironic, that Adam Smith, "got most of his best ideas and best lines from medieval Islam", specifically from Sharia law, as noted by David Graeber, an anthropologist who has taught at Princeton and the London School of Economics. For example, around the year 1,100, Islamic thinker, al-Ghazali, "highlighted the importance...