The relationship between economic, political and social systems.

Is there any level of relationship between the economic, political, social and religious system in the eyes of Islam? In reply to this, it can be said that the relationship between these systems is like the relationship between the roots, stems, branches and leaves of a tree, a holistic system has developed on the basis of faith in Allah and His Messenger. The creation of the moral system is from here. Ibadat or religious system in the conventional sense is also created from now on.

This is also the source of all social, economic and political systems. If you believe in Allah and His Messenger and accept the Qur'an as the Book of Allah, then inevitably you have to follow the moral norms and principles given by Islam, you have to manage the whole economy based on the principles given by Islam.

You have to conduct your business on the basis of the same belief that you pray on. The rules and regulations of the religion that governs your fasting and pilgrimage will also govern your court and market life. In Islam, religious, political, economic and social systems are not included in separate units. Rather, these are just different sections and branches of the EB system.

These are connected to each other and each is stronger with the help of the other. Where there is no faith in Tawheed, Prophethood and the Hereafter, and no moral endowment derived from this source, the economic system of Islam can never be established, and no matter how it is established, it cannot survive.

The same goes for the political system of Islam. Without faith in Allah, His Messenger, the Hereafter and the Qur'an, this system cannot work. Because the basis of the political system that Islam has given is that Allah is the sovereign ruler, the messenger is his representative, the Qur'an is his obligatory fruit and we must one day be accountable to Allah Almighty.

The notion that there exists a separate political and economic system in Islam that has nothing to do with the religious and moral system or that the political and economic system of Islam may be unrelated to the religious and moral system is completely wrong. A person who knows and accepts Islam can never have the idea that his politics and economy while he is a Muslim.

Any differences in his life may be different from his religion. He knows that in the case of politics, economics and the courts of law, adhering to Islam on a 'religious' basis alone cannot be the name of Islamic life by taking a different approach to Islam or Islam.