History can never forget the work done by the Muslim thinker in terms of economics and the effects that have become clear. Muslim thinkers have paid special attention to economics and have written many books on economic topics such as Imam Abu Hanifa's Jami Al-Manabd. Imam Malik's Almata Imam Shafi'i's Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal's Al-Musnad Imam Abu Yusuf's Kitab Al-Kharaj Abu Nafar Karabi's Siyasa-e-Madinah (Political Economy), Imam Ghazali's Haya-ul-Uloom-ud-Din and Allama Ibn Khaldun's Case. Ibn Khaldun has an important place in the evolution of Islamic thoughts, even if we say that Ibn Khaldun is one of the founders of economics, it will not be wrong. The sinking ship of economics can be supported by the support of his insights.