The Concept of The Creative Factor in Islamic Economics
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51699/ijllal.v2i9.2549Keywords:
Islamic principle, ethics, societyAbstract
This study emphasizes a deeply ingrained Islamic principle, namely the influence of ethics on an individual's productivity and performance, and the subsequent implications for the work environment and society at large.
The prevailing viewpoint held by numerous economists, positing a lack of correlation between economics and ethics and characterizing the discipline of economics as "amoral," signifying the distinct separation of economics and ethics, is largely contradicted within the sphere of Islamic economics. The rejection of neutrality in economics is a constant stance taken by proponents of Islamic economics, who emphasize the inherent value-laden nature of this field of study. Ethics is regarded as a vital component of economics, with the assumption that individuals' conduct, both as consumers and producers, is substantially influenced by Islamic values.
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