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This article discusses the tools and the sources of formation and distribution of wealth in Islamic economies, including secondary sources of income. Analyzes the income distribution patterns that reflect the principles of fairness laid down in the Koran. It is concluded that the Islamic model of income distribution largely takes into account the traditions of Islam, reflects the trend of eliminating poverty. The distribution of wealth is a fundamental and essential problem of the economy. This is a hot issue among economists, to which type of distribution must be made and accepted in order to prevent the economy from the financial crisis and economic crises. It also handles thechallenges of inequality between people and Nations. The study strives to spell and explain tools and sources of distribution of wealth in Islam especially secondary sources. Islamic system is a divine and human system that has all the best characteristics based on Sharia. It was found that the Islamic theory is an effective and peaceful method of distribution, which can be critical to poverty eradication and promotes all not active participants in the society in the production of wealth. Further it found that the Islamic theory of distribution establishes a realistic and practical system of economy that allows all and sundry of society to carry out enough of their basic needs and eliminates the concentration of wealth. The theory of income distribution is in highly unsatisfactory and controversial in Muslim countries. Further reflection on this topic may contribute to a survey that is not tedious but necessary preliminary work for the review of the field, putting it in some order, and pointing to the more obvious advantages and disadvantages, connections and contradictions. The Muslim economic model of behavior encourages, pushes the Muslim to earn income.The concept of distribution of wealth in Islam differs from capitalism and socialism. It is based on divine Scripture with moral and ethical values addressing humanity, compassion, forgiveness, generosity and charity. There are two types of managers related to the distribution of wealth in Islam, i.e. the primary and secondary heads. In fact, these two are very different

Models of economy, investing and distribution of income by households in countries of the moslem world