Abstract

 The article examines the impact of Islam on the economic, social and political organization of society. It examines how Islamic principles and teachings form the foundations of a social structure, including the values of justice, solidarity and collective responsibility. In the economic sphere, the concepts of Islamic economics, principles of fair trade and social responsibility are analyzed, which affect the organization of the market and the allocation of resources. Special attention is paid to the interaction between traditional Islamic teachings and modern approaches in economics, social policy and government.

Keywords: Islam, morality, market, society, value, justice, capital, personality, spirituality, state power