Islamic Economics
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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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I Have Wealth, So Why the Anxiety?
Have you ever wondered why it’s not just those who lack money who feel anxious, but also those who already have everything? Abundant wealth, a grand home, a luxury vehicle, and more than enough money. But somehow, their hearts still feel restless. It’s like sitting on a soft sofa that looks comfortable, but its legs are actually fragile. It looks…
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Monthly Income Can Be a Field of Rewards
Many people assume that as income increases, life’s problems will automatically diminish. In reality, the opposite is true. As income increases, so do temptations: consumerism, an exorbitant lifestyle, and even negligence in managing one’s assets. This is where the importance of financial management lies, which is not only logically accurate, but also adheres to sharia principles. Monthly income isn’t just…
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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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Financial Planning in Times of Crisis
Financial stability frequently suffers first when economic storms like recessions, market crashes or pandemics strike. Financial planning becomes not only helpful but also crucial during these uncertain times. During a crisis proactive well-thought-out financial choices can make the difference between survival and success. The Necessity of Financial Planning Tailored to a Crisis Institutional and individual resilience are put to the…
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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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Status-Driven Lifestyles in Islam
A person’s life can be subtly taken over by pride and the need to uphold a specific social image. It shows up as demanding more luxury than is necessary concealing hardships to look successful or turning down assistance merely to maintain appearances. This behavior is frequently disguised as lifestyle in todays society. On a deeper level however it can develop…
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Helping and Assisting Fellow Muslims
There will always be hardships. All people will experience hardships from time to time whether they take the shape of natural disaster, financial hardships, illness or psychological strain. Islam not only stresses the value of social solidarity in these circumstances but it also promotes individual patience. Muslims have been commanded to help care for and be each others strength. This…
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An Islamic Perspective of Recession
A recession is characterized by a broad drop in economic activity that leads to social unrest, increased unemployment and decreased purchasing power. Many nations view it as an emergency that needs to be addressed immediately with systemic and technical solutions. However for Muslims a recession is more than just a business occurrence it is a divine test and a prompt…
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