Islamic Microeconomics is a branch of economics that examines how individuals conduct economic transactions within the framework Qur'an and Sunnah. Imam Abu Ubaid explored this microeconomic problem in his book al-Amwal, while al-Syaibani discussed it al-Alkasb. This magazine these two major figures' perspectives on research at level, employing descriptive qualitative approaches, examining sour...

in most of history books 4th a.h. has been introduced a sadifferent kind of islamic civilization, because of having a lot of well known person that can astonish researchers. there were a lot of people who migrated to basre and learned arabic and literature from ebne doraid. sinse knowing words is very important and it’s source other knowledges and it shows his greatpart in growing science and c...

This research is a summary about the administrative, cultural and civilization aspects of city Aleppo during reign al-Malik al-Zahir Ghazi (582-613 A.H/1186-1216 A.D), son sultan Şalāḥ al-Dīn -Ayyubi. sheds light on efforts made byAl-Malik Al-Zahir his attention in both administrative scientific history middle ages. study consist two chapter, first came under title (Administrative Aspects City ...

Baiʻ al-īnah is the process of buying and selling carried out by seller to buyer on a direct or credit basis, which then goods are resold original at price lower than previous purchasing price. This research normative (doctrinal) research, with regulative (statute approach) conceptual approaches, emphasizing use secondary data in form primary, secondary, tertiary legal materials. The result sho...

irony in literature containing a combination of cash and spelling, sarcasm and humor used by the writer to express issues which call for criticism in the communities in a language full of laughter and wry humor. this art of literature is a magic mirror reflects the realities of women in society are fresh attract the hearts of the target audience, and will make him to laugh first and urging them...