The production of national goods and the provision of basic necessities across national borders is one of the issues emphasized in the Islamic economy, and many thinkers and scholars have spoken about its necessity. Ayatollah Mohammad Ali ShahAbadi, meanwhile, is one of the people who has emphasized the necessity of producing alms in Islamic countries and has referred to various aspects of national commodity production in the Encyclopedia. To this end, the present article attempts to answer the question by using analytical-descriptive method and library studies: What are the threats to the production of national commodity from the perspective of Ayatollah ShahAbadi's economic thought? Some of the findings of the paper suggest that national commodity production has a direct relationship with political authority and national dignity, and neglecting to meet the economic needs in the holy area of ​​Islam will create areas of economic dependence and weaknesses in Islamic rule. Some of the threats to national production in the Islamic economic system from the perspective of Ayatollah ShahAbadi include: greed and comfort, hypocrisy, economic mismanagement, mismanagement of citizens, the prosperity of citizens, the dependence of the national economy on foreign goods and industries, borrowing. Decentralization and usury are the raw materials of natural capital, the imprisonment of money, the imprisonment of money (the accumulation of capital) and the elimination of iodine from productive production, the war of trade of houses in the international arena (economic disputes), and so on.