This article aims to review previous studies related to the economic thought of Muslim scholars during the Abbasid era. Literature review has been done throughout this qualitative study using primary and secondary sources. Thought is an opinion and ijtihad (reasoning) in decision making according to thought process is accurate. Debates on Islamic economics scientifically and systematically existed before the advent of conventional economics. Therefore, these Islamic economic thoughts need to be re-highlighted in order to develop a holistic economic system. It has found that the development of Islamic economic thought in the Abbasid era emphasized the principle of justice in every economic activity, especially in business and trade. In addition, the national treasury system also plays an important role in developing the economic system in a country.
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