Common Market of Amir al-Mu minin  Ali (a); Superior and Desirable Islamic Market

Today various types of bourses have been developed which are a manifestation of common markets. Fourteen centuries ago, the Holy Prophet (s) and Amir al-Mu’minin ‘Ali (a) likened the Muslims’ market to a mosque through which they have referred to common nature of the desirable Islamic market and have explained the rules and regulations of this market namely the rule of sibqat (to overtake). Moreover, Amir al-Mu’minin ‘Ali (a) provided a more evolved market under the circumstances of his own time. This article has quoted the hadiths regarding common markets based on the rule of sibqat, has investigated the market forms during the rule of these two divine leaders as well as succeeding periods and the desirability of this type of market in their point of view has been demonstrated. In addition, other values of the most transcendent Islamic market (Market of Amir al-Mu’minin ‘Ali (a)) have been enumerated and its rules and regulations have been extracted for future use in designing new markets.