المال و الرزق في مبادئ الاقتصاد الإسلامي

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The study aims to demonstrate the vision of the principles of Islamic economics for money, and also seeks to highlight its view of livelihood in terms of its acquisition and blessing.

The study used the inductive method to study the relevant Sharia texts, and followed the analytical method to infer the origins of its outlook on money, livelihood, acquisition methods and causes of blessing.

the study found that the principles of Islamic economics were distinguished by their comprehensive view of money and livelihood, as their perception orbed moral spending and that money is not the end of good deeds.

the study showed the extent to which the texts link the acceptance of worship and halal earning, as well as the meanings of balance and moderation in seeking livelihood and the reality of competition in the world, as it relates to worship, not to raising funds.

The study concluded the social function of money from charitable spending and care for the weak and taking into account the priorities of investment in priority goods, charity and good loan.

the study also emphasized important meanings associated with money in Islamic legislation such as generosity, kindness, contentment in God's judgment, trust in God, honesty, trustworthiness, loyalty, good manners and halal earning.