THE LEVEL OF FINANCIAL LITERACY OF THE YOUTH OF THE CHECHEN REPUBLIC IN MATTERS OF ISLAMIC ECONOMICS
If we ignore the crisis phenomena inherent in all spheres of human life, the Islamic economy is developing due to various factors, especially the growth of the Muslim population, migration from Muslim countries, as well as still friendly relations with countries where the Islamic factor is of high importance, in including Arab, Asian and African states. Against this background, the issue of financial literacy of the population in relation to the topic under study is being updated. So, about ten years ago, I conducted a sociological study in the form of a survey of Muslims regarding their attitude to the issues of Islamic economics. As a result, it was found that Muslims under the age of 40 showed the greatest interest in information about doing business in the bosom of Islamic law. In the course of another survey, it was revealed that among Muslims who consider the religious factor important, 50% are respondents aged 19-34. Given that today issues related to the Islamic economy have become more in demand, especially in some regions of Russia, and there is an inverse relationship between interest in the Islamic economy and the age of market participants, it seems relevant to study the attitude of young people to the topic under consideration using the example of the Chechen Republic, which is the purpose of the scientific article. The choice of the region is related to the fact that it is one of the most developing regions in terms of the Islamic economy along with the Republic of Tatarstan and the Republic of Dagestan.