Comparative study of Shaheed Beheshti and Shahid Sadr's thoughts on economic development

This study examines the development within the framework of the Islamic School of Economics, focusing on the views of Shahid Sadr and Shahid Beheshti.The findings of this study indicate that the ideas of Shahid Sadr and Shahid Beheshti have been observing development in several ways.; first, in the distribution system before production, the equal distribution of facilities and in the post-distribution system, the struggle against the profitability of infertile capital Factors that indicate development. Second, the element of labor and the needs that are considered in Islamic economics is a sign of development, and their implication of development is that in eliminating inequality and its role in paying the cost of experiencing experiences, Creating social balances and fighting anti-development dependency are very influential. Third, in discussing production, preventing usurpation and imprisonment of money and wealth are symbols that will imply the development of a fair price for productive inputs and will accelerate the development process. Fourthly, in Islam, the boycotts of lucrative spending and invitations to consume as much as they need to reform the pattern of consumption and supportive development programs. Finally, attention to the critical role of the state, attention to the element of good and forbidding, are the attention to the increase in the skill and initiative of the symbols that signify the importance of developing a preventive program of corruption, social monitoring and tacit knowledge, indicating the level of development Will be the community.