Crowdfunding Syariah
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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 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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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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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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How to Protect Yourself from Inflation through Islamic Investment
Everyone is impacted by inflation regardless of income level. Every year the cost of necessities healthcare and education keeps going up. This implies that if you do not manage your money well the money you save today will have less purchasing power tomorrow. For Muslims handling money is a spiritual as well as a financial obligation. Investments must adhere to…
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The Beauty of Patience in Halal Investment
Have you ever felt like you want to make a quick profit?We start a business or put money in one place, then hope that next week we will have our capital back, next month we can go on a trip. It feels natural, because we live in a fast-paced era. But in Islam, matters of wealth, especially investment, are not…
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Social Impact of Syirkah Mobilizing Assets and Resources
Have we ever thought, why is it that a country that is said to be rich, but many of its people still have difficulty living? The natural resources are there, the land is fertile, the sea is vast, but still, those at the bottom continue to struggle, while those at the top are increasingly comfortable. The problem is not in…
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Patience Is the Spirit of Trust Building in Business
Not a few business partnerships are broken not because of lack of capital, but because of loss of trust. Nor because of major violations, but because there is no room for mutual understanding when one party is in difficult times. This proves that trust building in business is not just about contracts, but about navigating human realities with wisdom. We…
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Sharia Investment: Shared Profit and Loss Essence
Have we ever been tempted to join sharia investment because the words “halal” and “blessing” feel so reassuring? Glossy brochures, interest-free contracts, and promises of returns that sound convincing. It feels right for a heart that wants to keep finances on the path of Allah ﷻ . But, behind these good intentions, there is one simple question that is often…
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Ethical Risk Management in Islamic Investment
Investment in Islamic finance is an amanah or trust rather than just a means of making money. Money must be used for a halal productive purpose rather than to support injustice or speculation. Because of this diversification is not only a wise financial decision but also a morally right one. It embodies Shariah’s tenets of justice (adl) shared risk (musharakah)…
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