Principles of Economic Ethics in the Field of Consumption in View of Religious Teachings

Year 2015, Volume: 36 Issue: 3, 2905 - 2913, 13.05.2015

Faraj Talashan , Mohammad Shojaeı-far Hedayatollah Kazemı

Abstract

Abstract. Islamic religious teachings has determined criteria and limitations for consumption which is based on the world monotheism and is in line with achievement to ultimate goal. High targets of Islam for consumption has led to the formation of positive incentives to the Muslim consumer. From the perspective of Islam, consumption is the preliminary and a tools to achieve real prosperity and desirable ideal. In this case the material needs of human should be met at a standard level, and futile and false expenses should be avoided. In this article, we mention the most important economic elements and ethics of consumption in the field of economy from the perspective of religious ethics

Keywords

Religious Teachings, Ethics, Consumption, Principle

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