In the present world, it is a fact that almost all companies operating both at the global and local level aim almost exclusively for profit maximization, while they are far from idealistic perspectives such as generating social benefits and value. This widespread understanding has led to the priority of the unsatisfactory expectations of high-income people rather than meeting the essential needs of the consumers, who constitute the majority of the population in the production of goods and services. In this study, the manifestations of this understanding will be analyzed from an Islamic point of view. In this study, the concept of business ethics and profit will be analyzed based on Islamic teaching. There's no doubt that Islam, which is involved in all areas of human life, has a number of procedures and principles related to this issue. With this acceptance, we point to the existence of Islamic moral economy. When Islamic morality is mentioned as the basis of Islamic economics, a direct connection is established between Islamic ethics and religion and economics. In this study, the concept of profit maximization, one of the most basic paradigms of liberal classical economics, has been analyzed from an Islamic perspective. The issue was discussed based on the concept of perfect goodness (Ihsan), which is passed on to a hadith known as the hadith Jibril in Islamic literature, and the principle that the general interest would be preferred when the general interest and the private harm are encountered.