Abstract

The study of the foundations of integrity and its applications in Islamic law stems from the priorities of reality, the requirements of safety of life, the development of society, and the success of economic and social life. This study came to show the foundations of integrity based on the legal evidence from the Holy Qur’an and the Noble Hadith, which included the method of trading public and private money and how to deal with job holders, and this is the first goal that the study sought to achieve, and revealed a number of provisions that preserve money and make disposal It is for the wise, and the hands of the foolish are restrained from it, and the basis of financial dealings is established on the basis of trust. For this reason, cheating, deceit, bribery, theft, and other things that mean encroaching on money are prohibited. As for the second objective represented in the legal applications, he studied a selected group of noble hadiths that give the reader an integrated picture of the comprehensiveness of these applications and their complete agreement with the provisions of the Noble Qur’an and the noble hadith, and at the same time make money a high value, preventing encroachment on it, whether it is little or a lot, and closes the outlets Deception and manipulation under the name of gift, favoritism, or others, noting that the meanings of the legal texts and their applications provide the basic foundation for fair financial action, far from extravagance, waste, or irresponsible behavior. The study concluded with some recommendations related to its subject.

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