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What are the three objectives of the system for the distribution of wealth laid down by Islam?
What are the three objectives of the system for the distribution of wealth laid down by Islam?
a. To establish a practical system of the economy. b. To enable everyone to get what is rightfully due to him. c. To eradicate the concentration of wealth.
Which are among the tools and sources of redistribution of wealth distribution in Islam?
Which are among the tools and sources of redistribution of wealth distribution in Islam?
In Islam, wealth is considered the property of Allah Himself, and He alone determines how it should be used.
In Islam, wealth is considered the property of Allah Himself, and He alone determines how it should be used.
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According to the content, what obligations do individuals have to the state?
According to the content, what obligations do individuals have to the state?
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What are the reasons Islam disapproves of vast economic inequality among people?
What are the reasons Islam disapproves of vast economic inequality among people?
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Islam mandates al-Zakah and recommends al-Afw to maintain equitable differences in people's basic ____________.
Islam mandates al-Zakah and recommends al-Afw to maintain equitable differences in people's basic ____________.
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Match the following terms with their descriptions:
A. Wealth Creation
B. Wealth Accumulation
C. Wealth Protection
Match the following terms with their descriptions: A. Wealth Creation B. Wealth Accumulation C. Wealth Protection
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What is the ultimate goal of man's life in Islamic economics?
What is the ultimate goal of man's life in Islamic economics?
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What are the four unique concepts governing Islamic Economics?
What are the four unique concepts governing Islamic Economics?
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Islam teaches that individuals should balance their material needs with their spiritual growth to attain true success.
Islam teaches that individuals should balance their material needs with their spiritual growth to attain true success.
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Islamic Economics is based on the concept that Allah SWT owns everything in this world. All properties, wealth, and resources are God's ownership, and He disposes them according to His ______________.
Islamic Economics is based on the concept that Allah SWT owns everything in this world. All properties, wealth, and resources are God's ownership, and He disposes them according to His ______________.
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What are the conditions to gain falah in Islamic economics?
What are the conditions to gain falah in Islamic economics?
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Match the principles with their descriptions in the Islamic Economic System:
Match the principles with their descriptions in the Islamic Economic System:
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What is the principle of Tawhid in Islamic economics?
What is the principle of Tawhid in Islamic economics?
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Study Notes
Islamic Economics
- Islamic economics is a social science that studies economic problems in the light of Islamic values and principles.
- It focuses on all aspects of economic activities, balancing individual and societal interests.
Principles of Islamic Economics
- Tawhid and Brotherhood: emphasizes the oneness of Allah and the importance of social justice in an economy.
- Individual Liberty: individuals have the right to earn a living through decent labor and are free to engage in any profession within the laws of Islam.
- Right to Property: individuals have the right to own, inherit, and sell property, and the state should not infringe on this right.
- Economic Inequality within Natural Limits: Islam acknowledges economic inequalities among people, but disapproves of vast disparities that can lead to social unrest.
- Social Security: the state is responsible for providing adequate means for the poor to meet their basic needs and reducing the gap between the rich and the poor.
- Social Justice: includes the provision of basic necessities, fair distribution of wealth, and protection of the weak against economic exploitation.
Al-Falah (Success) in Islamic Economics
- Material Well-being: achieved through the eradication of poverty, creation of conditions for full employment, and promotion of charitable activities.
- Development of Human Behavior: guided by Islamic norms and values, such as the principles of righteousness, moderation, cleanliness, beneficence, and morality.
Concepts of Islamic Economics
- Belief: Islamic economics is based on the teachings of the Quran and Hadith.
- Ownership: Allah is the sole creator and owner of everything, and humans are entrusted with the responsibility to use and distribute resources justly.
- Earning: Muslims are obliged to earn a living and are encouraged to do so through honest and lawful means.
- Equity and Justice: Islam provides individuals with certain socio-economic rights, including the right to access factors of production and the right to address grievances.### Islam and Wealth Management
- Islam recommends that surplus wealth be spent in the service of virtue, righteousness, and public welfare.
- Islam guides individuals to have a proper attitude towards wealth and prosperity, avoiding extremes of extravagance and niggardliness.
Wealth Management in Islam
- Wealth management involves the organization and management of assets, which must comply with Shari'ah.
- Wealth management can be categorized into five aspects:
- Wealth creation: generating income through lawful means.
- Wealth accumulation: generating more wealth and creating productive economic activities.
- Wealth protection: guarding and protecting one's wealth from risks, e.g., through takaful or Islamic insurance.
- Wealth purification: purifying wealth through means such as zakāh, sadaqah, and waqf.
- Wealth distribution: distributing wealth among members of society, ensuring everyone receives their due right.
Wealth Distribution in Islam
- Objectives:
- Establish a practical system of economy.
- Enable everyone to get what is rightfully due to them.
- Eradicate the concentration of wealth.
- Tools and sources:
- Primary heads: distributing wealth among factors of production (land, labor, and capital).
- Secondary heads: redistributing wealth to people who do not participate directly in production.
- Zakah: a Muslim financial obligation and worship, aimed at purifying self, wealth, and property.
- Wirathah: the Islamic system of inheritance, which circulates wealth widely.
- Waqf: an Islamic endowment of property for charitable or religious purposes.
Significance of Wealth Distribution in Islam
- Wealth and property are seen as responsibilities and trusts from Allah to be utilized and managed according to His Will.
- The Islamic system of wealth distribution aims to support those not actively participating in the economy.
- The tools and principles of the Islamic system offer the most equitable distribution of wealth, addressing shortcomings found in other economic systems.
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Explore the fundamental principles of Islamic economics, including Tawhid and Brotherhood, and Individual Liberty, that shape economic activities and promote social justice.
