MONEY, WEALTH, AND SOCIAL CLASSES IN IBN KHALDUN'S THOUGH
That money and wealth in the thought of Ibn Khaldun had deduced it from Islamic economic thought, so he relied on the Holy Qur´an and the honorable Sunnah of the Prophet, and that money in Islamic Sharia is the provision that God Almighty brings to his servants, he did not specify the way he commanded his servants, but said: (God provides for whom He wills without reckoning), and since Ibn Khaldun divided this money and wealth in the way he saw it, he made the owners of prestige more money and wealth, and those who lacked prestige are less money and wealth, and that this division classified society into a wealthy owner and some of them are less than that and some of them live the subsistence limit of The livelihood, those who have high positions in the emirate and the Sultan are the owners of money and wealth and those who are less than them work in trade, and these are business owners but they do not have the prestige that earns them money, and those who work in the Imamate, oratory and fatwas are less fortunate than others in earning money and wealth, and God Almighty. I know that.
Keywords: Ibn Khaldun, Money, Wealth, Prestige.