The ethical rules of transactions in Islam

It is important for any scholar who devotes himself to the science of transactions, to be interested in the bases and principles that regulate this science, so that it does not deviate from the framework traced by Allah and which guarantees the realization of the interests of people. , on the material and spiritual level, on the scale of the group and on the scale of the individuals, but also in the present and in the future. Or, as our scholars say: the realization of people's interests whether in life here or in the hereafter.

Admittedly, Muslim jurisprudence, which is also based on jurisprudential purposes relating to money, needs unequivocal referential sources, represented by the Koran and the sunna. It also needs universal rules to be defined, from which derive other elementary rules governing the various aspects dealt with by this case law, and which constitute a reference for scholarly researchers, in the elaboration of transaction rules, or in the choice operated among the provisions emanating from our jurisprudential heritage. This heritage being characterized by the diversity of the opinions, and the multiplicity of the schools, requires on behalf of the scientist, a work of arbitration and sorting.

The researcher will find, in this connection, many important rules worked out by our scholars, so that they direct the transactions between people.