Islamic Economics (Concept, Vision, Future)

Islamic economic studies deal with the economy (as a doctrine and system), that is, the study of what it should be, because Islam is not concerned with explaining economic phenomena and deducing their laws, but rather what is important to it is determining the goals of economic activity, and how to organize that activity... Here the Islamic economy emerges, which directs economic activity and organizes it in the light of the teachings of Islam, so that it is distinguished from (the free economy) in its various capitalist forms and from (the collective economy) in its various socialist forms.
There is only one economic doctrine in (Islamic economics), as in (free economy) or (collective economics), which, for Islamic economics, is represented in those Islamic principles and principles, as stated in the texts of the Qur'an and Sunnah, and that within the limits of economic principles and principles - whether (Islamic), (individual) or (collective) - applications or economic systems differ according to the circumstances of time and place.