Economic development and its objectives in Islamic economics

Abstract

Islam has established the principle of equality between people in its most complete form and has taken it as a pillar for all systems of relations between individuals with one another that preserve human dignity, especially with regard to public rights and limits of responsibility and with regard to economic affairs. It has based all of this on clear, solid foundations that guarantee Protecting the individual from tampering and deviation and achieving good for all, Islamic law provides realistic and just solutions to all our problems in accordance with the true Islamic approach, which achieves economic stability and social justice among all segments of society. One of the objectives of Islamic law in the field of economics is also to achieve succession and empowerment over the land by developing it for the benefit of humanity. Achieving comprehensive development for the Muslim individual in all aspects of life, as well as preserving and developing money and avoiding extravagance, Finally, the objectives of Sharia have a great impact and a clear role in economic development by taking into account the priority of the necessary objectives, especially the objective of saving money, which must be taken into account in setting development programs and plans and appropriate economic and financial policies.