What was the counsel of the Messenger, peace and blessings be upon him, in the financial and moral spheres?
Allah made Islam the final religion, its law complete, its Messenger Muhammad (peace be upon him) the seal of the Messengers, and its book the last of the books. This religion came to reform both this world and the Hereafter, balanced and comprehensive in all aspects of life, as indicated by the Quran and .
Allah has permitted good things and forbidden evil ones, commanded justice and prohibited injustice, legislated punishments (hudud), forbidden usury and consuming people's wealth unjustly, and called for noble morals.
Allah commanded obligations and prohibited unlawful acts and indecencies to achieve the benefit of the Hereafter. The Quran guides to the most upright path, and among the comprehensive وصايا (admonitions) of the Prophet (peace be upon him) during the Farewell Pilgrimage was the prohibition of shedding blood, seizing wealth, and violating honor. Islam balances the reform of this world and religion, commands the pursuit of benefits and the repulsion of harms, and encourages exerting effort to achieve what is hoped for and avoid what is detested.
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