Preserving wealth in Islam is one of the essential objectives of Islamic law. It aims to protect money from loss and misappropriation, and to regulate its acquisition, expenditure, and investment according to Islamic legal principles. Islam has prohibited theft, usury, fraud, and unjustly consuming people's wealth, and has mandated the protection of financial rights in a way that achieves justice, mutual support, and economic stability in society.
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