Social and Economic Problems of Muslims

Abstract

The social and economic problems of Muslims are complex issues that require integrated solutions. Islamic economics studies people's economic problems inspired by Islamic values. Sharia economic law aims to regulate economic activity in accordance with Islamic principles and values. Some of the social and economic problems faced by Muslims in Indonesia, especially in North Sumatra, are poverty, economic inequality, unemployment, education and health gaps. To overcome the social and economic problems of Muslims, comprehensive and integrated efforts are needed, such as the development of the Muslim economy, education, health and community empowerment. In order to overcome the social and economic problems of Muslims, cooperation and collaboration between the government, the community and the private sector are needed. With integrated and comprehensive efforts, it is hoped that the social and economic problems of Muslims can be overcome and the welfare of Muslims can be realized.