Business
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The Investment Principles of Peter Lynch
Capital preservation is just as important as chasing profits when it comes to investing. Wealth is viewed in Islam as a trust (amanah) that needs to be managed sensibly and effectively. As it’s said in Qur’an.: “…And do not give the weak-minded your property, which Allah has made a means of sustenance for you, but provide for them with it…
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How to Build a Resilient Business in Hard Times
In the business world resilience is more than just survival. It is the capacity of an organization to change withstand setbacks and carry on in adding value in the face of adversity. Hard times put not only financial stability but also leadership culture and long-term strategy to the test whether they are brought on by global crises, economic downturns or…
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How to Analyze Whether a Company Is Worth Investing In
Every investor wants to be certain that their funds are going to a stable and expanding company. When a company turns out to be fragile or high-risk, no one wants to invest money in it and then regret it later. Moreover Islam stresses prudence when making financial decisions. The Quran says: “…And do not give the weak-minded your property, which…
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Islamic Habits and Personality in Business Development
Have you ever felt exhausted from working so hard but the results felt unsatisfactory? Or perhaps your business is thriving but your heart isn’t at peace? Well, that’s where Islamic habits and personality are crucial in business development . In a casual conversation, business success isn’t just about profit and loss, but how we manage everything according to our faith…
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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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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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Financial Discipline of Islamic Perspective
Sound money management is based on financial discipline. In the contemporary world developing this discipline aids people in debt avoidance future planning and spending alignment with values. This discipline is seen from an Islamic perspective as a moral requirement based on faith and accountability not just a useful strategy. Also read: The Important Wealth Planning in Sharia Compliant Being Aware…
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Urgency of Holding to Cash and Avoiding Buying Too Much Not Liquid Assets
Keeping cash on hand may not seem exciting in todays volatile financial environment but it is frequently the best course of action. Islam promotes restraint accountability and readiness—values that extend to our handling of money. Even though illiquid assets like private equity or real estate might yield larger returns they can also become liabilities in times of crisis. Conversely cash…
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