Work between Islamic economics and contemporary positive systems

This research (Work between Islamic economics and contemporary positivist systems) is based on the study of work in terms of the nature of work, its rule, its motives, its effects, and its controls between Islamic economics and man-made systems. This is in order to come up with an economic curriculum or system based on the Islamic heritage.
This study consisted of an introduction, five demands, and a conclusion.
As for the introduction: it contains the importance of the study, the reasons for choosing its topic, and the study plan.
• Then the first requirement, and dealt with: Definition of work, its ruling and its importance in Islam.
• Then the second requirement, and in it: work motives. And it dealt with the motives of work in the Islamic economy.
• Then the third requirement, and in it: The division of labor and its motives, and in it I explained the motives for the division of labor in economic thought.
• The fourth demand came after it, in which it dealt with: individual rent and workers' rights.
• Then came the fifth requirement, in which I dealt with: Working between Islamic economics and contemporary man-made systems.
• The study ended with a conclusion: the most important results and a number of suggested recommendations were written in it.