The Fundamentals of Just Economic Development in Islam

Within the theological principles of Islam there are some concepts and beliefs that encourage Muslims towards just economic development; and therefore play a role in adjusting just and efficient internalized behaviors. Believe in the omni-ownership of God (the principle of Tawhid), guided equilibrium (the principle of prophet-hood and guardianship or Imamate), and the social dimension of divine justice (the principle of justice) creates a man and society responsible before God and committed to the hereafter which constitutes the basic element of Islamic economic development. This society is committed to realize just distribution and full employment as a divine duty; produce and consume permitted commodities, while practicing an efficient economic effort to increase their per capita income based on two principles of prohibition of harming others (La Zarar rule) and trustworthiness.