There are rules, manners, behaviours or arrangements in Islam in respect to production. Some Muslims and Islamic economic agents have been practicing such rules and regulations. Lack of primary needs for production as food has threatened the world, especially the underdeveloped and the developing countries in which most Muslims live. Shortages of food may cause unstable life. Muslims, Islamic economists and leaders have to consider economic (production) problems if they do not want to be the victim of world non-Muslim economic domination. Muslims must not be consumer or just be a sale agent of the products of others but must select and develop appropriate technology suitable with their human and natural potentials. Agricultural Industry is suitable for Indonesia; it is supported with her natural potential. Our Prophet encouraged us to cultivate idle land (ihya al-mawat) to grow crops for foods.