The impact of financial and administrative corruption on development in the thought of the martyr Muhammad Baqir al-Sadr - Iraqi economic development after 2003 as a model

Abstract

The martyr Sayyid "Muhammad Baqir Al – Sadr" was known for his brilliant intellectual model in the face of international construction. He put forward political and economic theories that are consistent with the nature of the critical stage of the Islamic nation., especially economic backwardness and intellectual advancement, as the use of the Holy Qur’an and the Sunnah is far from empirical and dialectical doctrines through good governance in managing the affairs of the parish, emphasizing man’s ties to his fellow man, man’s relationship with the earth and nature, its manifestations and its results, and the ways that make Islam capable of contributing to economic advancement.

It is the same crisis that afflicted the Iraqi economic reality, as the phenomena of financial and administrative corruption in economic institutions were reinforced as a result of quotas and foreign dependency, and misperception and practical planning, which was reflected in the economic structures, causing a collapse in the system of social structures, and the loss of national resources. Lack of means of production, poor distribution of resources, class inequality, and social competition.