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https://doi.org/10.59270/jab.v4i02.247Keywords:
Prohibition on Hoarding, TreasureAbstract
Islamic economics aims to study human efforts to achieve al-falah (prosperity) with existing resources through exchange. 1 Islam recognizes the existence of spiritual values in every material possession, which is central in every moral concept is that all goods belong to Allah SWT and how to carry out trade transactions in accordance with the rules of Sharia. Hoarding of wealth or in Arabic is better known as Ihtikar. The practice of ihtikar can be said that the activity of hoarding wealth is the activity of holding goods that are collected when the price is low and then selling them when the price of the goods is high. Based on the legal basis and criteria, it can be concluded that the prohibition on the practice of hoarding wealth refers to the benefit of the people with the principle of maqasidu sharia, namely protecting property so that it will keep Muslims away from these actions, thereby avoiding acts of oppression between the people. In general, the wisdom of prohibiting the act of hoarding wealth is to prevent everything that can make things difficult for humans, because this has a level of harm. In particular, prohibiting the practice of hoarding wealth regulates social and economic problems in society, such as preventing unjust acts between people, creating social concern, creating employment opportunities and the absence of monopolistic actions in the market.
Keywords: Prohibition on Hoarding, Treasure
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