الدين والاقتصاد في التاريخ الإسلامي: دراسة التأثيرات المتبادلة

Religion and Economics in Islamic History: A Study of Mutual Influences

Abstract

This article explores the mutual influence of religion and economy in Islamic history, examining how Islamic principles have shaped economic structures and, conversely, how economic developments have influenced religious practices and thought. The paper delves into the historical context, economic systems within Islamic empires, and the economic implications of Islamic teachings. The interplay between trade, industry, and Islamic ethical guidelines is analyzed to reveal the dynamic relationship between religion and economic development. Special attention is given to the concept of social justice in Islamic economics and the role of religious institutions in shaping economic policies.