Islamic Economics
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Islamic Relief Through Extension of Debt Repayment Period
Talking about debt, sometimes you immediately feel tense, right? Especially when talking about late payments. The impression is immediately negative. As if the person who is in arrears must be negligent… or even considered to have no intention of paying. In fact, it is not always like that. Because there are people who are really having a hard time. They…
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Hoarding: The Real Economic Problem
(Sharia Reflection on Inequality and Distribution Stagnation) Abundant resources, but the majority of people in it still live in poverty?This is not just an irony, but a bitter reality that occurs in many countries that are said to be rich. There are agricultural products. The sea is vast. The mines are full. The rice fields are fertile. But only a…
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Tawakkul in Investment Return
Introduction: Analyzing Tawakkul in the Context of Finance One fundamental principle of Islam is tawakkul (توكّل) which means having total faith in Allah ﷻ and acting appropriately at the same time. It promotes a healthy balance between effort and trust rather than fatalism or the passive acceptance of results. Tawakkul is essential for coordinating financial choices with spiritual principles in…
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The Spirit of Growing Together in Shariah Investment
Shariah investment is a full economic and moral model not just a halal way to accumulate wealth. Based on openness accountability and trust it provides a fair and compassionate substitute for traditional finance. Shariah investment unites investors and entrepreneurs to grow—side by side sharing in both success and struggle—in a world where financial systems predominate and frequently separate capital from…
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Social Impact of Investing from an Islamic Perspective
In addition to pursuing financial gains social impact investing seeks to improve the environment and society. In response to significant issues like economic inequality, climate change and restricted access to healthcare and education this trend has accelerated recently on a global scale including in Indonesia. The Islamic viewpoint on investing becomes especially pertinent in this context because Islamic teachings place…
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The Meaning of Tasamuh (Tolerance) Between Investors and Business Partners
Divergent interests, expectations and management styles frequently cause conflict in the relationship between investors and operational partners in todays intricate business environment. Islam provides an ethical compass in this regard through the concept of tasamuh, a value based on mutual respect tolerance and generosity. Relationships between people are highly valued in Islamic business ethics as a manifestation of faith in…
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Zakat and Realizing Social Justice
Nowadays social and economic inequality is still a problem everywhere even in countries with a majority of Muslims. A growing number of people hold the majority of the wealth while millions of people live in poverty. The result of this imbalance may be social unrest and structural tension. Islam does not keep quiet about such injustice because it is a…
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The Urgency of Islamic Insurance in Financial Planning
Now more than ever prudent financial planning is essential in a world full of uncertainties including natural disasters, health crises and economic fluctuations. Financial instruments used in financial plannings must be in line with shariah principles for Muslims who aspire to live by Islamic principles. Takaful or Islamic insurance is a substantial part of Islamic financial planning. It is a…
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The Important Wealth Planning in Sharia Compliant
Feel Your Salary Increase, But Your Heart Doesn’t Feel Ease? Have you ever felt that your salary has increased, bonuses have been paid, but your heart is still restless? Saving money is getting harder, bills never end, and life feels even narrower? Maybe it’s not about how much wealth we have but how we view and manage it. In Islam,…
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Managing and Avoid Gharar and Maisir in Sharia Investment
Have you ever thought, “I have to start investing, but I’m scared too? Financial risks make me nervous.” It’s very natural. Especially if we want to invest in halal and sharia-compliant investments. We definitely don’t want to get caught up in things that are prohibited, such as gharar (excessive uncertainty) or maisir (gambling). Well, fortunately Islam has provided clear guidelines…
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