Most Muslims that I know, especially reverts, really dislike the topic of money or generally Dunya success - not to mention financial literacy. Do you have any methods for challenging that kind of thinking? I guess there's a healthy balance, I just can't seem to figure out where it is.
@jantheslovakmuslim really interesting point raised! Personally I always think of the very first Muslims and how many of them were fantastic business people. From Khadija RA to Abu Bakr RA, many of them would have been multi millionaires by todays standards. The greater their wealth, the greater the change for good they could make in this world. My favourite example is the story of the first Waqf formed by an investment into a well in Medina by Uthman ibn Affan- and how that investment still survives 1,400 years later and funds much of the development in Makkah (I wrote a little summary here: www.linkedin.com/posts/areeb-siddiqui-01b06144_kestrl-islamicfinance-islamicbanking-activity-7028278243484954624-P5k2?) Thanks Areeb
Where does the money come from for these islamic finance guys is it built thru they own money or isit from the western banking system would love to know this
I’m an individual that doesn’t believe investing in the stock market is halal. As businesses that have interest bearing debt are considered halal up to a certain point. Objectively it’s haram. You can’t justify necessity either as investing stock market ain’t a necessity. There’s hardly any real innovation which is so disappointing.
12 : 51 - Kashmir - from the pages of history - five hundred thousand kashmiri pandits were thrown out overnight - ethnic cleansing of kashmiri pandits happened. Not muslims
41:50 you want to know where muslims took other people's land? You want to know where because of muslims people are separated for decades? Well, I can only speak about Bangladeshi and Pakistani hindus and other religion people. I am sure there are many more