Muslim Lifestyle
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FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) in Islamic Values
Gaining an Understanding of FIRE and It’s Significance Financial Independence and Early Retirement or FIRE is a movement that has gained popularity worldwide among professionals who want to break away from traditional work schedules. FIRE supporters strive to build up enough assets to cover living expenses by saving and investing heavily allowing them to retire well ahead of the conventional…
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The Importance of Having Multiple Sources of Income
Being isolated with one source of income is becoming more and more dangerous in the current economic environment. With only one paycheck maintaining financial security is more difficult due to inflation job instability economic shifts and unforeseen life events. As a result creating multiple revenue streams is now a necessity for financial survival and a means of achieving greater opportunities.…
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The Urgency of Skill Stacking in This Economy
One skill is insufficient in an economy that is being shaped by rapid automation digital transformation and changing job landscapes. The thing that once guaranteed a lifetime job is now a moving target. People who can adapt learn and apply knowledge across multiple domains are in high demand by employers. This strategy is referred to as skill stacking. In order…
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How to Avoid FOMO Spending
The psychological trigger known as FOMO or fear of missing out drives people to spend money in order to stay up with others trends or social expectations. Social media exacerbates this anxiety in the current digital era. People frequently make rash purchases in an attempt to feel included because they compare their lives to the carefully manicured highlight reels of…
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Hard Work and It’s Importance in Islam
In Islam, working hard is a spiritual obligation and a form of worship not just a practical necessity. Islam considers work to be a vital part of a believers life demonstrating self-worth accountability and a sincere attempt to pursue the pleasure of Allah ﷻ. If a Muslim is able to work they are encouraged to do so instead of depending…
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Realism in the Islamic Perspective
Islam is a complete well-rounded religion. It grounds itself in the reality of human life in addition to teaching lofty moral principles. Islam acknowledges the complexity of the world and human limitations rather than establishing impossible standards. It is a faith that strikes a balance between practical living and spiritual aspiration. In this sense Islamic teachings are meant to help…
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Positive Thinking as a Muslim Character Trait
Positive thinking is ingrained in Islamic character and is not merely a trendy idea from contemporary psychology. Islam emphasizes inner strength such as the capacity to hold onto hope and positive expectations in addition to ritualistic celebration. Having a positive outlook on Allah ﷻ and lifes results or husnudzon is one way a believer refines their inner self. Muslims encounter many…
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Meaning Of Principle: Stay Firm Through Trials
Have you ever felt like you’ve tried the right path in business one that’s halal, sharia-compliant, free from usury and doubt but it just feels harder? Meanwhile, those who take the easy route, those who don’t think too much about halal and haram, seem to have a smoother and faster rise? If so, you’re not alone. Many fellow believers have…
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Avoid Doubtful Investments, Align Wealth with Faith
Have you ever thought, what if money could talk? Imagine, on the Day of Judgment, every treasure that has ever come into our hands will testify before Allah ﷻ . It will say, “I came from this path… and then used it for that…” Everything will be clear. Nothing can be hidden. Money is more than just a medium of…
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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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