Muslim Lifestyle
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The Role of the Muslim Ummah in Their Unity
The Muslim Ummah is a global moral force with social ethical and spiritual obligations it is not just a group of people who practice the same religion. The Ummah which has its roots in the teachings of the Quran and the Sunnah stands for harmony equity and a common goal. Its members are entrusted with both maintaining their own piety…
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Empathy Between Muslims in Islam
Islam places a high importance on empathy or the capacity to feel what other people are feeling and comprehend their emotional experiences. Islamic teachings firmly establish empathy as a spiritual duty rather than merely a moral precept. Islam encourages believers to develop emotional awareness and care for others especially fellow Muslims in contrast to modern society which frequently promotes individualism…
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Wealth as a Tool, Not a Goal in Islam
Wealth is frequently regarded as the ultimate indicator of success in todays society. Regardless of how they get it or what they do with it people compete to amass as much wealth and material as they can. The idea that accumulating wealth is the ultimate goal of life is reinforced by consumerism, social media display culture and peer pressure. But…
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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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Financial Goals for Giving, Not Hoarding
Let’s sit down for a moment, calm our minds, then ask ourselves: “What am I actually chasing money for?” Most of us would answer, “To be calm. To be stable. So as not to bother anyone later.” That’s not wrong. That’s a good intention. But… what if it turns out that wealth is not just for hoarding or enjoying alone?…
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Crab Mentality: The Silent Killer in Business Cooperation
Have you ever seen a crab in a bucket? One crab almost made it out, but the others pulled it back down. The end? No one got out. They all stayed at the bottom. This image is not just about sea animals, you know. Unfortunately, this also often happens in the real world, especially in cooperation and business relationships. It’s…
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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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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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