Islamic economics is the set of economic principles and principles that govern the economic activity of the Islamic state, which are contained in the texts of the Qur'an and the Sunnah of the Prophet, and which can be applied in a way that suits the circumstances of time and place.
Islamic economics addresses society's economic problems in accordance with the Islamic perspective of life, based on the Islamic principles and principles of economics mentioned in the Qur'an and Sunnah that cannot be modified, because they are valid for all times and places, regardless of changing circumstances, such as zakat. Islam was also concerned with regulating relations and economic matters, just like any other life matters. Many Qur'anic verses and noble Prophetic hadiths were relied upon in formulating many of the basic rules of the Islamic economic system.