Modeling the role of immaterial factors in endogenous economic growth with emphasis on social capital in Islamic economics

The evolution of their theories of development and their application has made them more realistic about the growth process of countries and their income differences. For example, parameters such as human capital and social capital have been incorporated into these models and more emphasis has been placed on them. Given the need to objectify Islamic beliefs in economic behaviors and the importance of improving the quality of people's lives from the perspective of Islam and considering the many qualitative aspects Islamic beliefs In this paper, we attempt to incorporate non-material parameters affecting growth by emphasizing on the factors extracted from the Holy Qur'an conceptually and mathematically and examine the effects of these variables on economic growth. Library Studies and Analytical - Abstract Methods Lee, Mathematical and Mathematical have concluded that by incorporating immaterial factors resulting from religious teachings into the growth model, one can increase the productivity of the factors of production, and thereby increase the availability of various types of capital and national production, so that The national production base has increased and its growth rate is increasing nonlinearly