KONTRIBUSI PEMIKIRAN ABU UBAYD DAN AL-SYAIBANI TERHADAP SISTEM EKONOMI SYARIAH DI INDONESIA

Abstract

This paper concentrates on the microeconomic hypothesis of Abu Ubayd and Al-Syaibani. Despite their divergent perspectives on how to address economic issues, particularly those pertaining to microeconomics, these two figures share a common objective: enhancing people's well-being and gaining Allah SWT's pleasure. The writing of microeconomic theory by Abu Ubayd and Al-Syaibani aims to demonstrate to the general public that disagreements with Islamic economic thinkers are fine because they are part of science and can be used in real life. The methodology of this journal is qualitative. Library research is the kind of research that is done. All of the data in library research comes from written sources like books, manuscripts, journals, and other related documents. Abu Ubayd accepts that worldwide exchange that is too free, to be specific by forcing zero taxes, will hamper the country's financial development on the grounds that in Islam there is no understanding of deregulation (despite the fact that imported merchandise are bought products). In today's world, where many UMKM are productive and serve as economic indicators, As-Syaibani's economic thinking is used to create jobs or encourage entrepreneurship.