The system of values and their manifestations in the Islamic economy and its purposes in building man and urbanization

Abstract

The Islamic system links frankly and clearly in its economic theory between economics and spiritual and moral values, in a clear difference with the major economic theories that say isolating economic aspects from moral values ​​on the pretext that economics is a science and moral values ​​are personal qualities, which is a clear fallacy because every economic doctrine is necessary to be stemming from of a particular ideology. The contemporary global financial crisis has proven that the separation of religious and moral values ​​from the economy played a major role in its inception and the increase in its effects. Therefore, activating the role of religious and moral values ​​does not only have an impact on success and victory in the Hereafter, but rather clearly affects the economy, and from here Islam has given utmost care to morals and values ​​in transactions until religion is limited to being a transaction.