Economic Ethics in the View of the Holy Quran

This study aims to examine the economic ethics from the perspective of the Holy Quran in terms of production, distribution, and consumption. Our findings indicate that the moral principles of production are categories such as belief in the divine will, belief in the divine sustenance, and human labor. In the realm of distribution, the holy Quran insists on some principles such as fairly exchanges, avoid doing forbidden things like gavel, lying, hoarding, and observing justice in all acts. Finally, the principles of economic ethics in the field of consumption can be categorized into three groups: A) excessiveness, like profusion, avidity, and preoccupying with temporal things, B) prodigality, like jealousy, and C) mediocre affairs like abstinence, generosity, continence, and donating to the charity.