Islam considers life as a compact whole and does not divide it into several distinct and conflicting parts. The economic aspect is one of the most important parts of our lives, even if it is not the whole thing. The Islamic system is balanced and places everything in its rightful place. Islam has given detailed rules for the conduct of our economic life, which mainly concerns the acquisition and use of wealth. Man needs bread to live but he does not live only for bread. This means that earning and spending money is essential to living, but we don't live for that alone. We have a greater purpose in life. We are the agents of Allah (Khalifah) on earth. We not only have a body but also a soul and a conscience. Without our soul and our conscience, we would be considered little more than animals. Everything in Islam is for the benefit and well-being of humanity. The economic principle of Islam aims to establish a just society in which everyone behaves responsibly and honestly, and not like "cunning foxes" fighting for as large a share as possible without regard to honesty, truth, decency, trust and responsibility. Islam views life as a compact whole and does not divide it into distinct and conflicting parts. The economic aspect is one of the most important parts of our lives, even if it is not the whole thing. The Islamic system is balanced and places everything in its rightful place. Islam has given detailed rules for the conduct of our economic life which mainly concerns the acquisition and use of wealth. Man needs bread to live but he does not live only for bread. This means that earning and spending money is essential to living, but we don't live for that alone. We have a greater purpose in life. We are the agents of Allah (Khalifah) on earth. We not only have a body but also a soul and a conscience. Without our soul and our conscience, we would be considered little more than animals. Everything in Islam is for the benefit and well-being of humanity. The economic principle of Islam aims to establish a just society in which everyone behaves responsibly and honestly, and not like "cunning foxes" vying for as large a share of something as possible without regard for honesty , truth, decency, trust and responsibility. generating massive resource abundance and wealth by eliminating all restrictions and oppressive systems that prevent production, Islam will protect against exploitative abuses in the acquisition of wealth by limiting the manner in which wealth is acquired..