It also mentions various channels through which their ideas reached the European West and influenced the scholastic scholars. The section discusses economic ideas of Muslim scholars up to the end of 9th/15th century. Section 4 highlights Muslim contributions to economic thought, an area which has received little attention by economists. The rise of Christianity (the Catholic Church) and the economic ideas of the early Christian Fathers is the focus of section three. The forces that led to the eventual fall of the Roman Empire is contained in section two. Section one starts with an overview of the economic system of the middle ages and its features. This work is an attempt to give a historical perspective to the evolution of Economics as a discipline.
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