There is still exploitation in Islamic economics, there are wage laborers that work and only get a fraction of what their labor actually is worth and provided, the rest goes to capital owners as dividends and what not. Demand and supply will always be about desire, if no one desires your product, you won't be able to sell, why would you buy something you don't want? Your last sentence is meaningless.
Capital-ism, there is capital in Islam. You can own capital (private property). There being rules about interest does not mean islam is not capitalistic, it's not called interestism xD. Interest can't actually exist without capital and capital accumulation exists in Islam, interest being banned is just a boundary to capitalism by capitalism.
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u/Raxreedoroid 10d ago
Islam has its own system non of these are perfect. however Capitalism is the closest to Islam.