Islamic Sharia rahmatan lil 'alamin gives freedom, flexibility and breadth of room for business activities of Muslims. Of course it was intended business activities in order to seek God's gift of a lawful provision, through various forms of mutually beneficial transactions prevailing in the society without violating or take the rights of others unlawfully. (QS.An-Nisa ': 29, Al -Mulk: 15)
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