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Islamic Estate Planning: What Is That and How to Do It?
Planning an Islamic estate is a religious obligation rather than merely a financial one. Islam views prudent wealth management and proper posthumous distribution as a sign of adherence to divine law and empathy for ones family and community. According to Sahih al-Bukhari the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) stated: “It is the duty of a Muslim who has anything to bequeath not…
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Trading vs. Investing? Which is Better?
Investing and trading are two popular methods for accumulating wealth in the field of personal finance. Despite the fact that they both entail purchasing and disposing of assets in an effort to turn a profit, their approaches timelines and fundamental ideologies differ greatly. The best course of action is determined by ones time commitment risk tolerance and financial objectives. Making…
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Halal Wealth and Salvation in the World and the Hereafter
In life, human beings are inseparable from the need for wealth. However, in Islam, wealth is not merely a means to meet worldly needs; it is a test and a trust for which every person will be held accountable. It is essential for every Muslim to ensure that their earnings come from halal sources, so that their life is blessed…
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A Muslim’s Attitude in the Disruptive Era
Rapid changes in every area including education society the economy and technology characterize the disruptive era. These shifts require a Muslim to maintain a strong commitment to Islamic values while adopting a flexible productive mindset. Increasing Piety and Faith A Muslim must first be spiritually intelligent. Muslims need to strengthen their faith and piety in the face of digital temptations…
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The Relationship Between Akhlaq and Faith in Islam
As a flawless religion Islam stresses the value of akhlaq (morality) in addition to regulating aspects of belief (aqidah) and practicals (sharia). A Muslims personality is shaped by two primary factors that are intricately linked: akhlaq and faith. Faith will not be complete without good akhlaq and akhlaq will not mean anything if it is not strong. The relationship between…
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The Urgency of Frugal Living in Islam
Islam offers a strong and unmistakable call to live simply and spend prudently in a time characterized by consumerism and the never-ending quest for material wealth. Islams definition of frugal living is based on the principles of stewardship, thankfulness and moderation. The goal is to use resources sensibly and purposefully not to live in poverty or self-denial. Financial decisions are…
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How to Avoid FOMO in Investment
Investing is now easier than ever in the digital age. Anybody can purchase stocks, cryptocurrencies or mutual funds with a few smartphone taps. FOMO or the fear of missing out is one of the most prevalent psychological issues brought on by this convenience. In the context of investing FOMO is the emotional reaction that occurs when we observe others appear…
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How to Avoid the Get-Rich-Quick Mentality in Investing
The allure of rapidly becoming wealthy is natural and strong for a human being. It’s a mindset that causes people to make poor choices fall into traps and suffer significant losses when investing. Influencers promote the next big thing that include flashy schemes entice even astute investors and headlines enormous returns promise. Get rid of the get-rich-quick mentality before it…
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Positive Sum Game as Islamic Investment Value
Ethical considerations are essential and not optional in Islamic finance. The values of justice openness and reciprocity must guide investments. The positive sum game is a key idea that embodies these principles. Gaining insight into this idea helps one better understand how Islamic investments ought to function. Zero Sum Game versus Positive Sum Game A situation in which the total…
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Patience as a Virtue of a Muslim Investor
Patience is a mental anchor that determines ones success or failure in the world of investing not just a tactic. Patience has two qualities for a Muslim investor: it protects against market swings and reflects Islamic morality and faith. One of the fundamental virtues of Islam praised by Allah ﷻ and the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is patience (sabr) which is…
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