چکیده:
The fundamental principles of 'Islamic Economics' — as a new social discipline — return to three principles: dual ownership, economic freedom within a specified scope, and social justice, which were explained by the late Martyr Sadr. Islamic 'value judgments' are identified as the central core of this discipline. Based on this writing, Islamic economics is more of a system than a science; it is a new field that is applied in the analysis, evaluation, and presentation of value judgments and normative rulings regarding economic issues and theories.
خلاصه ماشینی:
*Dr. Seyed Ali Asghar Hedayati Abstract: The fundamental basis of "Islamic Economics" -- as a new social science, rests on three principles: two types of ownership, economic freedom within a specified scope, and social justice, which have been elucidated by the late Martyr صدر.
Based on this writing, Islamic economics is more a system than a science; it is a new discipline that is applied in the analysis, evaluation, and presentation of value judgments and value rulings regarding economic issues and theories.
Based on this and within this mental framework, Islamic economics is more of a doctrinal "SYSTEM" rather than a "SCIENCE", in which value judgments regarding economic issues (analysis, explanation, and determination of the value of theories) are taken into account.
Characteristics Based on the aforementioned content, it has become clear that Islamic economics is more of a system rather than a science (a doctrine), in which value judgments regarding economic issues (analysis, explanation, and determination of the value of economic theories) are taken into account.
Islam is a complete way of life and is derived from goals that are effective in establishing the structure of human life and culture in light of the values and principles that God has placed in the path of mankind.
Given the aforementioned points, it has been concluded that Islamic economics is more of a system than a science; it is a new and academic discipline that is used in analysis, evaluation, and ultimately in providing value judgments (value rulings) regarding economic issues.
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