Abstract
Abstract Economic freedom is expected to be one of the most fundamental bases of any global economic system, whatever economic philosophy was. As any economic system, Islamic economy has embarked on giving a great potential to the economic freedom. The Islamic economy has put rules of interdiction to organize the limits of this sort of freedom. Thus, undoubtedly rules of interdiction have been regarded to achieve individual and collective interests as well as both targets similarly. They also achieve economic and social welfare for all individuals of the society and the economic progress and development progressively. .
