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            opportunities  (demand)  in  the  socioeconomic  sector,  covering  the
            economic, educational, health, social/welfare, and spiritual sectors. All
            the  important  information  and  data  related  to  all  the  world's
            communities  will  be  gathered  in  the  database  of  this  system.  The
            impact of Asif's research is relevant to provide holistic, inclusive and
            comprehensive model for the benefit to all community plus solving
            global socioeconomic issues.

            My name is Asif Osman, I am around 20 years old and originally from
            a small town in the south of Malaysia. I am attractive, tall, fair-skinned
            and a fan of indie rock music. My interests tend towards the study of
            Islamic economics and travelling. For me, travelling is not just for fun
            or for sharing selfies on social media. I travel with determination and
            intention.  I  am  looking  for  sources  of  inspiration  and  inspiration
            related  to  philosophy  in  economics.  An  economy  that  tends  to  a
            humanitarian nature, development and social welfare. An economy full
            of helpfulness, compassion and love. An economy that instils the love
            of giving away part of the property owned, for example through zakat,
            waqf and charity, but not just property; also energy, time and ideas
            (Raza  Rabbani  et  al.,  2022).  An  economic  structure  that  favours
            balance. Not a capitalist economy that oppresses. Not an economy that
            further widens the gap in income and wealth between the aristocrats
            who live in luxury and the poor who are homeless. The economic
            philosophy that I aspire to is not that kind of crazy philosophy.

            November 20, 2050. While sitting down to have breakfast, I had time
            to go through the checklist of all my preparations for my long travels.
            I have to attend a global economic conference in the city of Dhaka,
            Bangladesh. I was invited by the Yunus Social Business organizer to
            present my PhD research paper. My research aim is to create a circular
            economy  model  that  possesses  social  objectives.  I  want  to  see  a
            socioeconomic model that is balanced and fair at the global level. For



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