Regulations of investing money and its priorities from the perspective of Islamic economy

This article highlights the principles that regulate financial investment and define its priorities in the light of Islamic financial system. Applying an inductive and descriptive method, the author argues that the preservation of wealth within the Islamic financial system requires careful stewardship, adherence to Islamic ethical values, and protecting its essential components against potential damage, loss, or diminishment. Furthermore, it indicates that the conditions in which investments are made correspond with the hierarchical procedure set forth by objectives of Islamic Shari'ah, keeping the essentials and necessities on top and improvements in the next level. The study emphasizes on the importance of Islamic principles in order to protect wealth through wise spending, encouraging its expansion, and safeguarding both public and private property. It also supports the implementation of regulations to guarantee safe utilization of the capital, such as thorough transaction documentation and the formalization of debt obligations. The study pays the way for further research on the importance of financial investment within the Islamic economic model, examining its methods and its function in enhancing intellectual, food, and social security.