Development Dr. Ashraf Mohamed Dowabah

Development in Islam aims primarily to achieve material security from hunger and moral security from fear. And if development in the positivist economic systems focused on material production, Islam made the human being the cornerstone of development, and urged him to achieve it through innate incentives such as the drive for profit and love of ownership, as well as faith-based incentives that connect the goodness of this world and the Hereafter through striving on earth and building the universe. In this context, this book comes to examine aspects of the legislative and economic miracle of development in light of the Noble Quran and the honorable Sunnah, starting from its concept, objectives, and call for it, its foundations, extending to its miraculous features in the thought of Ibn Khaldun, ending with its standards and building an indicator for it from an Islamic perspective.