Abstract:

This article examines the point of view of Christian and Islamic thought regarding money - as the basis of economic activity -, and how Christian thought considers money as absolute property of God and the role of man in it is only a successor and a proxy of God in this money, and that this agency is linked to not being allowed to freeze it, but rather to direct it and invest it In a time of need for justice, and achieving benefit for him and others, as for just his behavior - the human being - otherwise, it is considered a betrayal of the agency and succession in this money. As for the Islamic thought that recognizes the importance of money in economic work as it is the one who frees the person from the question - as this thought is part of the Islamic system - he emphasized the dignity of the work, and even raised its value and raised it to the degree of worship, when it is combined with good intention and adheres to the legal provisions, considering That among the characteristics of this activity is its association with morality and worship and has lofty goals that it seeks to achieve that do not violate these legal provisions, making oversight of this work stems from within the Muslim himself, and not only the control of the country concerned with this; that this action is aimed at achieving sufficiency For this human not even The fact that there are significant disparities in wealth and income distribution, hence the achievement of physical strength and defense between the members of the Islamic nation.

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