The responsibility of the Islamic government in the economic education of the society (with a case study and examples of economic damages: money laundering)

"Money laundering" refers to fraudulent transfers that make illegitimate and illegal income appear legitimate in order to avoid detection and confiscation. The range of crimes of this complex and organized phenomenon is usually national and international, which has negative effects in various dimensions of society. The Islamic government, in line with the economic education of the society, needs special measures to fight this crime at the national, regional and international levels. This research, in a descriptive-analytical way, follows the obligation of the Islamic government to remove the effects, damages and negative consequences of money laundering in the direction of the economic education of the society. Since money laundering leads to profiting from illegal incomes and leaves a lot of economic, social, political and security effects and damages in the Islamic society, this research is based on the evidences and popular rules: "La Zarar: no harm ". Preservation of the system", "sanctity of system disruption", the requirements of the provisions of Malik Ashtar's covenant, the requirements of the Mustafizah narration " کلکم راع و کلکم مسوول عن رعیته " as well as intellectual and narrative-  The book “Quran” and  traditions “Sunnah”, as well as the rational and legitimate way of life and the principle of  'Iad Motaqeba guarantee", emphasizes the obligation of the Islamic government in the direction of the economic education of the society to deal comprehensively with the manifestations and examples of money laundering.