Economic Freedom in Islam: Foundations, Principles, and Objectives

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Summary

The research includes an introduction, three topics, a conclusion, and indexes, and the introduction provides praise and praise for God Almighty and peace and blessings be upon the Messenger - may God bless him and grant him peace - the reasons for choosing the subject, and his goals, and the search for the meaning of economics in language and convention, possession in language and terminology, and reasons for owning money, And types of economic systems.

This second topic is the foundations of Islamic theory in economics, the belief basis, the moral basis, and the basic pillars in Islamic economics, namely: the first pillar: the "private and public" dual ownership, and the concept of property and its limitations.

The third research is carried out: complementing the pillars of Islamic economics: the second pillar: restricted economic freedom, the concept of economic freedom in Islam, its restrictions, indirect interference with the state and its manifestations, and direct intervention of the state - its states, borders, and domains.

The third pillar: social solidarity, and the positive restrictions mentioned on the right of individuals to private