Muslim scientists have a significant contribution to the development of great economic sciences, which contributed to achieving economic renaissance throughout the Islamic civilization history. In the context of seeking to regenerate Islamic heritage, emphasizing Muslims role and their contributions to economic thinking contrary to western and Arab allegations with western ideology, which denied the existence of economic thinking before the methodically birth of modern economic science. This study aims to provide a scientific database for researchers in Islamic heritage and economic thinking, contribute to research development and economic analysis, study writers’ surrounding environment and its impact on their economic thoughts. It also seeks to draw attention to the importance of lexical authoring and its role in the development of scientific research.

The idea of the project is based on shedding light on Muslims’ heritage in Economics from the end of the second century - as an onset of economic thought features in Islamic literature and records - until the fall of the Islamic Caliphate, realizing intellectual development in Economics among muslims as much as possible, and grasping how it could be made use of and benefited from in formulating and developing a modern economic theory. That is through presenting the key economic ideas included in the books: Money, Kharaj, Waqfs and Sharia Politics and other works concerned with economic subjects, financial transactions and the like and its economic analysis in Islamic fiqh.