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CONOMIC AND
ECONOMIC THEORY OF SHARIA
Nailini Aisyah Putri Lilis Khobibah

Ahmad Pathurohmah Silvia Febriani

 Economic & Economic theory of sharia

Topic 1 Topic 2
 Topic 1

stractThe islamic economy is an economic

system that implementing the basic
andprinciples of sharia, fueled by the
d. In religious teachings of islamic values
are and principles that apply universally
eningin all aspects of life, including in
olicies
economic and financial activities.
 Topic 2

1.The islamic economy is a branch of social science aimed at helping people administer resources to
achieve the goal of sharia (maqasid), which is the creation of the material and immaterial welfare of
the human race (al falah).

2. Islam holds the view that wealth or wealth is not an indicator of one's success. Possession of
possessions is even a test of god to prove whether men are capable of guarding dignity. Nevertheless,
the possession of a man can enhance his success and glory before to Allah SWT To use or to squander
as god proclaims.

3. To achieve the goal, human life in this world must be protected. Islamic sharia is being lowered to
keep the five main tensities and this is what sharia (maqasid sharia) is. The infamous islamic aim is 5
(five), the protection of (1) religion (al-dien), (2) soul (al-nafs), (3) intellectuality (al - 'aql), (4)
descendants (al-nasl) and (5) wealth (al - maal).

4. The concrete manifestation expected of the islamic economy is the birth of a fair economic system
that grows corresponding, virtuous and civilised Islam. The islamic economy is not the pursuit of
growth alone or its equalizing, but rather the need for proportionality, and it needs to achieve the same
economic growth growth growth built on upright and civilised economic activities.