Economic ethics from the perspective of the Holy Quran, relying on psychological strategies

Every heavenly religion has a universal word The universal word of Islam is morality; it counts. In the increasingly competitive economic arena, sometimes some are willing to break the morality boundary in order to gain the necessary profits. Economic ethics must therefore be adhered to, such as the right to work, fairness, justice and installment, and to avoid vices such as retailing, usury, hoarding, extravagance, and vulgarity. If we look at the triangle of human fall in the word of the Prophet (peace be upon him), one of its sides is in the realm of economics which says: Al-Nassa al-Nassi fi al-Sala: al-Kubra and al-Harsi and al-Hassid. Yes, greed is one of the causes of human decline that has a psychological aspect. The purpose of this study is to present the psychological strategies of the Qur'an for the development of economic ethics. The method of this research is qualitative and quantitative and content analysis approach and the content analysis technique is used based on sentence unit. The statistical population of this study is 6236 verses of the Quran and the sample size is 95 verses of the Quran. The sampling method was purposive and aimed at selecting the economic verses of the Qur'an with ethical and psychological references. In this study, the cognitive, auditory, auditory, verbal, and behavioral strategies of the Qur'an for the growth of economic ethics are presented using quantitative and qualitative content analysis table tools, then its conceptual model index is also designed.