Sadr says that it created a society where there was no motivation for the individual to work harder than needed and the "communist economy clashed with actual human nature". (16) Sadr then explains how Islam reconciles the personal motivations of the human being with social interests by creating morality and ethics. Human beings keep these values in mind and are "expected to evaluate all the steps they take....[according to] the satisfaction of God".
Sadr asserts that it created a society where individuals were not driven to work harder than necessary, and "communist economy conflicted with actual human nature". (16) Sadr then discusses how Islam balances personal motivations with social interests by promoting morality and ethics. Individuals are expected to consider the satisfaction of God when making decisions.