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Realism in the Islamic Perspective
Islam is a complete well-rounded religion. It grounds itself in the reality of human life in addition to teaching lofty moral principles. Islam acknowledges the complexity of the world and human limitations rather than establishing impossible standards. It is a faith that strikes a balance between practical living and spiritual aspiration. In this sense Islamic teachings are meant to help…
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Positive Thinking as a Muslim Character Trait
Positive thinking is ingrained in Islamic character and is not merely a trendy idea from contemporary psychology. Islam emphasizes inner strength such as the capacity to hold onto hope and positive expectations in addition to ritualistic celebration. Having a positive outlook on Allah ﷻ and lifes results or husnudzon is one way a believer refines their inner self. Muslims encounter many…
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Building a Business: Don’t Confuse Test with Failure
Have you ever heard this phrase? “Maybe this is a test from God…” It usually comes up when a business is losing money, a project is failing, or a business is struggling. This statement isn’t wrong . But… if it’s used as a shield to avoid evaluation and improvement, it becomes a problem. We might end up covering our own…
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Sharia Business Facing Losses? Don’t Blame the Path!
“I’ve migrated, it’s already halal, but why is my business still making a loss?” We hear phrases like that all too often. You’ve probably even experienced it yourself: you’ve abandoned usury, upheld your contract, and made the intention to please Allah, but your goods still don’t sell, your cash flow is tight, and some even end up going bankrupt. Then…
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Starting a Business: Start with Intention, Not Just Profit
When we hear the words “start a business,” our immediate thoughts are usually what product to sell, who the market is, and let’s be honest how much profit we can make. That’s perfectly natural. But as Muslims, business is more than just a way to earn a living or supplement our income. It can be a field of worship, a…
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Meaning Of Principle: Stay Firm Through Trials
Have you ever felt like you’ve tried the right path in business one that’s halal, sharia-compliant, free from usury and doubt but it just feels harder? Meanwhile, those who take the easy route, those who don’t think too much about halal and haram, seem to have a smoother and faster rise? If so, you’re not alone. Many fellow believers have…
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Cleanliness as the Foundation of Anti-Syubhat Investment
Have you ever felt FOMO after seeing your friends start investing in this or that? Some have seen their portfolios grow, some profit from sharia-compliant stocks, and some even just started but already look really cool. We’re tempted to follow suit. But have you ever stopped and asked yourself: “Is this really safe? Is this halal?” After all, in Islam,…
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Avoid Doubtful Investments, Align Wealth with Faith
Have you ever thought, what if money could talk? Imagine, on the Day of Judgment, every treasure that has ever come into our hands will testify before Allah ﷻ . It will say, “I came from this path… and then used it for that…” Everything will be clear. Nothing can be hidden. Money is more than just a medium of…
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Life Goals Are Inseparable from Financial Obedience
Still trying to separate obedience from financial matters?If so, perhaps you’ve felt this way: you’re obedient, diligently attend religious studies, and consistently give alms, but life still feels chaotic, especially when it comes to money. Your salary comes in, but you don’t know where it’s going. Sometimes you’re enthusiastic about participating in various investment programs, but the results are unclear.…
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Wealth Isn’t Everything, So Why Does Losing It Feel So Hard?
There are people who truly understand that wealth is merely a gift. This world is temporary, and life is truly a journey home to Allah . But strangely, when you have to let go, even just a portion, it still feels heavy. It’s like a thin rope holding you back, invisible but strong. It’s not that he doesn’t understand, but…
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