The authors continue with about restrictions and limits of
economic relations defined by Islamic economy.
They note:
No unnecessary curbs are placed on:
o the individual;
o or the organization
regarding earning or owning of wealth.
No upper limit or ceiling is imposed on properties or
holdings.
Besides restrictions of Halal and Haram, other restrictions
are rarely placed on:
o economic
activities;
o prices of goods;
o ownership;
o or on monopolies
unless the same are really necessary for safeguarding the
common interest of Muslim community.
Used from paper of Abdul Ghafar Ismail and Noraziah Che Arshad
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