1. The document discusses historical economic activities during the time of Prophet Muhammad, including trade practices among the Quraish tribe in Mecca.
2. It describes how the Prophet introduced reforms to address economic injustice and monopolies in both Mecca and Medina, encouraging entrepreneurship, trade, taxation, and land ownership reforms.
3. Key Islamic economic concepts that the Prophet established include institutions like Baitul al-mal, principles on property rights, prohibitions on interest and gambling, and regulations regarding contracts and inheritance.
1. The document discusses historical economic activities during the time of Prophet Muhammad, including trade practices among the Quraish tribe in Mecca.
2. It describes how the Prophet introduced reforms to address economic injustice and monopolies in both Mecca and Medina, encouraging entrepreneurship, trade, taxation, and land ownership reforms.
3. Key Islamic economic concepts that the Prophet established include institutions like Baitul al-mal, principles on property rights, prohibitions on interest and gambling, and regulations regarding contracts and inheritance.
1. The document discusses historical economic activities during the time of Prophet Muhammad, including trade practices among the Quraish tribe in Mecca.
2. It describes how the Prophet introduced reforms to address economic injustice and monopolies in both Mecca and Medina, encouraging entrepreneurship, trade, taxation, and land ownership reforms.
3. Key Islamic economic concepts that the Prophet established include institutions like Baitul al-mal, principles on property rights, prohibitions on interest and gambling, and regulations regarding contracts and inheritance.
Prophet’s Muhammad s.a.w. 1.Islam emphasize two aspects of life – worldly and hereafter 2.Mecca peoples or Quraishi well known as a caravan traders of commercial community. Allah describe them, “For the covenants of the Quraish,they covenant to travel in winter and in summer, Let them worship(adore) the lord of this house, who has fed them against against hunger, and secured them from fear (of danger) (al-Quraish 1-4) What’s are another economic activities had been done by the Quraish ??? Eventhough they are known as civilized people in trade but unfortunately, they are bias and unjust. Meccan people divide into two group : Rich merchants and poor people, trap into economic slave 3.One of the muamalat practice among them are half al-fudhul. Ahlaf’s was then to protect the business monopoly & fudul’s was to maintain the virtue, protect the poor & break the monopoly. Ahlaf had surplus of capital & fudul suffered the fund. 4.Prophet muhammad not only face the mentality of shirk but economic monopoly. • Prophet encourage his followers to work hard and become strong (economically).”The strong Muslim is better than the weak”. As well as our prophet encourage involve in business, “nine out of ten Allah’s bounties could be found in trade”. 6. Muslim’s people under persecution and they face economic boycott by Ahlaf within 3 years.It’s example the rich merchants to extend their monopoly. Allah described the story Abu Lahab..
Perished be the two hands of Aby-Lahab and he is
already perished. His wealth and what he earned availed him not. Now he enters into a blazing fire. And his wife too, carrier of firewood. There is a rope of palm fibre in her neck.
7. After 13 years in Mecca Prophet migrate to Yastrib
(Medina).In Mecca Prophet struggle with monopolists, while in Medina he faced another monopoly, ie monopoly of Land Lord. 8. Most of Medinese are peasant & farmers. They disunity – Aus ,Khazraj, Jews – Quraizah, al-Nadir , Qainuqa’ and Qainuqa’.Christian in Najran, agrarian. They were not dominants in trade,so they were easily for prophet to introduce new reform in trade. 9.Islam developed together with the trade activities by the Muslim. So, the reform introduced by the prophet directly referred to the revelation of Al-Quran. All negative values keep avoid as directed in Quran such as… monopolists, gambling, hoarding, riba’. Abu Lahab as a chief of monopolists. Allah condemns monopoly of fund & capital. Allah declare war to the riba’ activities. 10.Allah promises good return for proper capital investment(2:261), al-Humazah 1-4, Allah condemns who make rival between the rich man in acquisition of wealth (al-takatsur 1-8) Allah’s trustee of his wealth(al-Hadid 7- 10) Among the Land reform introduce by the prophet to achieve social justice include the restructuring of land ownership scheme, introduce waqaf, joint plantation, kharaj & tax or zakat, land leasing and the scheme of succession(faraid). Land reform, directive in surah al Hasyr. • Prophet’s Muhammad saw keep the blue print regarding the conceptual thinking of economic & laid down the principles how to implement it. • Among the important concept are, property & it relationship to Allah & man, its development, acquisition, disposal , circulation, ownership, riba’, the concept of charity, contract, etc • He is also outline & established some of the institution such as Baitul al-mal, waqaf, zakah, tax, jizyah, kharaj, inheritance,will, etc… Definition Fiqh muamalat • Word muamalah encompasses all the hukm (ruling) & ordainment of the shariah in the wordly affairs of humans among themselves. • Ibn ‘Abidin stated, ‘The components of muamalah are divided into five, wealth exchange, marriage affairs, juristic affairs, inheritance affairs & amanah (trust) • Majority fiqh scholars, FM specify it to the ahkam (ruling) pertaining to the wealth only. Fundamental principles of FM • One of the principle, to achieve well being to the community • Evidence : ‘the prices had spiked during the time of the prophet saw, so the people said, O the messenger of Allah, fix prices for us, thereupon Prophet said, Verily Allah is the one who fixes prices, who withholds, who give lavishly & provides & I hope that when I meet Allah, none of you will have any claim on me for an injustice regarding blood or property’. 2nd principle • Upholding justice… at the time of tabiin, Said bin Musayyab permits to set the ceiling price to protect the buyers. The previous is to protect the sellers.