ضوابط المنافسة التجارية و آدابها في الإسلام

Abstract EN

The study aims to explain the rules and ethics in Islam for competing in business.

Islamic Shari’ah pays attention to the economic aspect generally, and to the commercial aspect especially, whereby it lays broad outlines and rules ensuring the achievement of prosperity.

It establishes markets that have strong foundations, far from fraud and its different formats, free from unfair competition such as monopolization and obstructing the movement of goods and people from and to the market.

It aims at determining the price based on fair demand and supply factor through equitable competitive conditions reflected in the prevailing economic and social situation.

Therefore, the researcher recommended the following: - Commitment to what Allah, the Almighty has prescribed for us in all our life dealings, and abiding by the Islamic ethical rules in transactions.

- Necessity for the candidate in charge of financial control and administration to meet with certain conditions and characteristics, and placing the right person in the right place.

- Need to fix the commodities price by the State, particularly if there were any political and economic crises experienced by Muslim communities as of today.

- The need to impose strict legal sanctions, high financial offenses for those who cheat and oppress the people in business dealings.

- The need to apply Islamic law in all financial transactions.