Until recently, Western economic theories that set standards for the progress and backwardness of human societies ignored the set of values and morals governing the social context in which the economic development process takes place. production at rates faster than the rate of population growth. However, with the addition of the human dimension to the development process, interest began to appear in the social and cultural dimensions of economic development, especially since these dimensions were able to create institutions from the womb of society that helped many social segments that the state could not help, especially in the third world. In this context, the concept of (head) appeared. Social money is an important complement in the process of developing societies.