While such matters are no
doubt important, Islam is more concerned with the spirit of the economic
system.
A society that implements
Islamic laws and promotes Islamic manners will find that it bring together all
the systems – social, economic, and so forth – that it deals with.
Islam teaches that God has
created provision for every person who He has brought to life.
Therefore, the competition
for natural resources that is presumed to exist among the nations of the world
is an illusion.
While the earth has
sufficient bounty to satisfy the needs of mankind, the challenge for humans
lies in discovering, extracting, processing, and distributing these resources
to those who need them.
Islam consists of a set of
beliefs which organizes the relationship between the individual and his
Creator; between the person and other human beings; between the person and
universe; and even the relationship of the person to himself.
In that sense, Islam
regulates human behavior, and one type of human behavior is economic
behavior.
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