Economic dimensions of the rule of negation of hardship in Islamic jurisprudence

The rules of jurisprudence in Islam are always related to the practical areas of human life. Therefore, the jurisprudential rule of negation of hardship is one of the important jurisprudential rules that the present study seeks to examine its economic dimensions.

The present research is of theoretical type, the research method is descriptive-analytical and the collection of documents has been done by filing method.Ethical considerations: The present study is based on ethical principles in presenting materials, scientific and ethical collection of articles, books and documents and non-bias in expressing views.

The negation of hardship in the economic dimension seeks to promote both ease and convenience in the economic life of Muslims and to provide conditions for the facilitation of life, as well as the obstacles and challenges to the advancement of economic life. Eliminate. Therefore, the economic dimension is the rule of negation of the difficulty of removing economic barriers such as: hoarding, embezzlement, corruption, rent and economic inequality.

The application of the jurisprudential rule is the negation of the difficulty of regulating anti-corruption policies. In this sense, people who cause difficulties in people's lives through embezzlement, hoarding, illegal acquisition of property, theft, proliferation of wealth through rent, usury, etc., will be subject to judicial punishmen