Social assistance in Islamic law

Person is a social construct by nature. It is in need and communication with the people around him from birth to death. This includes helping people clean up, knocking on someone else's door when they go to tare, or hiding the difference of the needy's need without opening the notebook's hand. Helping people in difficult situations is a Muslim's duty as well as a humanitarian and conscientious responsibility. Societies where this protection is fulfilled are more peaceful than people from all walks of life, human relations are healthier, and an atmosphere of widespread trust is more common. Because in societies where cooperation is intense, no one's eyes will be on someone else's property. It is a fact that there is another behavior that is not mentioned here among the social contributions of cooperation. As some conservatives in the religion of Islam, some elements encourage us to cooperate voluntarily but continuously. In the study, the social aspect of financial worship has been tried to be discussed in general. The general and special definition of cooperation, social assistance in Islamic Law, the relationship between cooperation and worship, obligatory financial worship and non-obligatory financial worship are discussed in detail. In addition, the aspect of the prayers received towards socialization and the reflections of these prayers on social assistance. Although it is not detailed, the benefits of these worships in personal, spiritual and spiritual life are also mentioned.