Teori Ekonomi Mikro menurut Imam Abu Ubaid dan Imam Al-Syaibani

Abstract

Islamic Microeconomics is a branch of economics that examines how individuals conduct economic transactions within the framework of the Qur'an and Sunnah. Imam Abu Ubaid explored this microeconomic problem in his book al-Amwal, while Imam al-Syaibani discussed it in his book al-Alkasb. This magazine examines these two major figures' perspectives on research at the microeconomic level, employing descriptive qualitative approaches, and examining sources from reference journals and books on related themes. Imam Abu Ubaid is a Muslim scholar who is well-versed in the subject. Economic Islam. Many of his ideas were expressed in his many works, the most important of which is Kitab al-Amwal. This book contains Islamic economic principles as a reference in discussions of public finance, whereas Iman As Syaibani in Kitab al Kasb draws a temporary conclusion that work is human productivity that can make a person feel kissed in the world and worthy of worship in achieving Allah SWT's pleasure.