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This  paper  is  premised  on  the  assumption  that  scholarly  studies on \udal-Māl (money) and its role in human lives have largely been \udseen to be the exclusive preserve of social science scholars. This \udhas   consequently   led   to   the   elision   of   other perspectives, particularly  the  cultural,  on  the  category.  This  paper  therefore attempts  to  fill  that  gap.  It  begins  with  a review  of  the  literal meanings  of al-Mālin  Muslim  and  non-\udMuslim  cultures,  the jurisprudential   construction   of   the   concept   and   insightful perspectives from, among others, C. Turner, W. Muhammad and M.  Plessner.  Using  works  of  Abī Tayyib  al-Mutannabī  and Aḥmad Shawqī as cultural sites, the paper subsequently anchors its  discussion  of  humanity’s notions  of  money  on  three  axes: money as a necessity, money as a sociological referent and money as the essence of existenc

On the Empire of Money: The Representation of Money in Arab-Islamic Culture