The foundations of the doctrinal structure of Islamic economics related to humans and their impact on the development and prosperity of the economy

Abstract

This research addresses the foundations of the doctrinal structure of Islamic economics related to humans and their impact on the development and prosperity of the economy. To contribute to supporting the Islamic economy and the Islamic library, and to introduce Muslims to the doctrinal foundations on which the economy of their civilization that astonished the world was based. It was based on three approaches: inductive, analytical, and deductive. Among its results: that the Islamic faith is the basis for the establishment of the Islamic economy, and that the foundations of the doctrinal structure of the Islamic economy related to man have great effects on his development and prosperity. Because she: The value of responsibility is established in the Muslim. He is entrusted with money, and it is in his possession as a deposit. He must investigate what is permissible and what is forbidden in it, and invest it in what benefits him and society. It pushes him to continue working and producing. For land architecture. It instills in him belief in the abundance of blessings and their sufficiency for all people, confidence, hope, and love of work, and drives away despair or frustration. It instills in him the values of fair economic competition, and protects him from sadness about the past or anxiety about the future. He must have good morals and abandon bad morals in all his dealings, and make that part of his faith. It also regulates the movement of the economy and ensures its balance in satisfying material and spiritual needs. It is then the safety valve that preserves the Muslim’s psychological and health balance against disasters and the fluctuations of time. All of this would move the wheel of development and raise the quality of economic activity.