Draft:Hussein Shehata

Hussein Shehata
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Personal Details
Birth Place	Egypt
Death Place	Egypt
Religion	Islam
Works	Template:Horizontal list

Hussein Shehata was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt.

Biography

Born 1939 AD, in the city of Samannud, one of the western governorates of Egypt, he was a memorizer of the Quran and continued his education in 1962 AD at the Faculty of Commerce, Alexandria University, where he also taught. He received his Master's degree from Cairo University in 1969 AD, then traveled to England and received his PhD in Management Accounting from the University of Bradford England in 1976 AD. He returned from England and began working at the Faculty of Commerce, Al-Azhar University, where he took charge of the Accounting Department and became interested in Islamic Economics there, becoming one of the pioneers of his time in this field. He taught the sciences of Islamic Accounting Thought and Zakat Accounting at Arab and Islamic universities and participated in many international conferences and seminars in the fields of accounting, Islamic economic thought, Zakat, Islamic banks, Islamic investment companies, and Waqf.

Activities

He taught the sciences of Islamic Accounting Thought and Zakat Accounting at Arab and Islamic universities, and in this regard, he engaged in the following activities:

• Expert accountant, accounting expert, auditing and Zakat.
• Financial and legal advisor to financial and Islamic institutions.
• Advisor to Zakat institutions and funds in the Islamic world.
• Advisor to the Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Institutions in Bahrain.
• Member of the International Shariah Committee for Zakat Kuwait.
• Member of the Islamic Economics Association Egypt.
• Member of the Higher Council of the Trade Union Federation Egypt.
• Secretary-General of the Section for Employed Accountants and Auditors.

Works

He has many books in the fields of Islamic Accounting Thought, Islamic Economic Thought, Islamic Thought, Encyclopedia of Jurisprudence and Zakat Accounting, and a number of his books have been translated into English, French, Indonesian, and Malaysian languages, such as: Template:Column-list

1. Islamic Economics Between Thought and Application.
2. How to Calculate the Zakat of Your Wealth.
3. Guide to Prophetic Hadiths in Economics and Finance.
4. The Sanctity of Public Funds in Light of Islamic Sharia.
5. Contemporary Family Problems and Their Solution in Light of Islamic Sharia.
6. Advice to the Bride and Groom from the Book and Sunnah.
7. Guide to Calculating Zakat for Medical Professions.
8. Contemporary Insurance Systems in the Balance of Islamic Sharia.
9. Ways of Salvation from Tribulations.
10. Traditions of Remembrance and Supplication.
11. The Economy of the Muslim Household in Light of Islamic Sharia.
12. Wedding Etiquette in Islam.
13. Liquidity Crisis and Islamic Treatment.
14. Foundations and Systems of Cost Accounting in Islamic Banks.
15. Principles of Auditing Science with an Islamic Overview.
16. Economics of Hajj.
17. The Islamic Economic Program.
18. Recreation of the Soul According to Sharia Controls.
19. Contemporary Application of Zakat.
20. The Obligation of Zakat.
21. Sharia Controls for Contemporary Financial Transactions.
22. Economic Corruption.
23. Accounting and Auditing for Contemporary Zakat Institutions.
24. Islamic Banks Between Thought and Application.
25. Economic Boycott: A Sharia Obligation and Jihad Necessity.
26. Economic Boycott and That is the Weakest of Faith.
27. The Islamic Economic Methodology.
28. Estimated Budgets in Islamic Banks.
29. Estimated Budgets in Commercial Banks.
30. Islamic Charter for the Media Man.
31. Purification of Livelihoods.
32. Ruling on Working in Places Where Doubts Are Raised About Their Legitimacy.
33. Faithful Thoughts About Hearts.
34. Economic Feasibility Study.

Template:End In addition to this, there are tens of other publications published on their website, and this is in addition to hundreds of articles and research in the field of Islamic Economics.

Presence in the Brotherhood

Hussein Shehata became acquainted with the Brotherhood after returning from England by invitation, and there he became an actual member of this group and one of its prominent leaders, and a member of the Economic Committee of the Freedom and Justice Party after its establishment in 2011 AD, and remained in this position until his death.

Death

Dr. Hussein Shehata was infected with the Coronavirus virus and suffered from it for a period until he died on Tuesday, 22 Ramadan 1442 AH, corresponding to 4 May 2021 AD.

References

• See: Entry Hussein Shehata in Wiki-Ikhwan; ikhwanwiki.com..