The solution to fascism.

Socialist doctrine is not a natural solution to human economic problems. Rather, it is an unusual artificial solution. Fascism and national socialism have offered another solution to this. According to this doctrine, individual ownership of the means of subsistence will remain, but in the interest of society it must be kept under the strong control of the state.

In reality, the result of this system is not at all different from the result of socialism. This doctrine, like socialism, dissolves the individual in the interest of society and leaves no room for the independent development of personality. Moreover, a state that monitors individual ownership and rights is bound to be as oppressive, oppressive and coercive as a socialist state.

Absolute power and strength is required to keep all the resources, trade and commerce of a country under its control and to force all people to work according to its own plan. And in a state which possesses such absolute power and authority, it is certain that the entire population of the country will become completely helpless and become the slaves of the rulers.

The solution of Islam, this time I want to present to you the solution that Islam has given in the case of economic problems.
Islam has adopted three principles for all the problems of human life.

Islam seeks to keep the normal rules of human life intact and where there is a deviation from the normal path, Islam turns its back on the normal path and establishes it.

In the eyes of Islam, it is not enough to introduce some rules and regulations in the society. Rather, Islam has placed the greatest importance on the formation of moral character and the correction of the mindset. Because in this way it is possible to eradicate all the bad and evil thoughts of human instinct. In fact, it is the most important principle in Islam. This is the foundation of Islam's social reform and reform efforts.

The third principle of Islam is that state power and the rule of law can be exercised only in the last and helpless moment, not before. Patterns of this principle are observed throughout the Islamic system. Islam seeks only moral reform and, as far as possible, non-intervention of the state and enforcement of the law, in order to resolve the abnormalities of the economic system in which people have fallen into the trap of Satan.

People will be free to pursue their livelihood, their rights will be established on what they earn through their labor, and people will be discriminated against in terms of their qualifications and status. Islam recognizes such views as long as they remain normal.

Moreover, Islam also imposes such restrictions on them which prevent them from going beyond the limits of normalcy and becoming a tool of oppression and injustice.