Muslim Lifestyle
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The Prohibition of Extravagant Life in Islam
Islam is a religion that advocates balance and moderation in every aspect of life, including financial conduct. Extravagance, or wasteful spending, is a behavior strictly prohibited in Islam because it not only leads to personal detriment but also causes harm to society. This article explores the Islamic stance on extravagance, the dangers it poses, and how Muslims can avoid such…
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Islamic Perspective on Saving: Between Virtue and Excess
Saving money is a common practice in daily life, viewed in Islam as a means of ensuring financial security and fulfilling one’s responsibility in managing wealth. However, Islam draws a clear distinction between virtuous saving and the condemned practice of hoarding wealth. This article will explore how saving is perceived in Islam, highlighting when it is considered praiseworthy and when…
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Witr Prayer: Its Importance,Urgency and Virtue
The Witr prayer is a highly recommended sunnah prayer in Islam, performed as the closing prayer of the night, particularly after Isha. Although it is not obligatory, Witr holds significant value in strengthening a Muslim’s worship. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) consistently performed Witr, whether traveling or at home. Therefore, understanding the urgency and virtues of Witr enriches…
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Success Story of Roti’O: How to Scale Up a Bakery Business
Roti’O has become one of the most well-known bakery brands in Indonesia. With its signature coffee aroma and delicious flavor, Roti’O has managed to capture the attention of consumers from various demographics. Today, Roti’O operates more than 500 outlets across multiple cities throughout the country. This remarkable expansion didn’t happen overnight. Instead, it was the result of smart business strategies,…
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The Economic Policies of Umar bin Abdul Aziz
Umar bin Abdul Aziz, the eighth caliph of the Umayyad Dynasty, is widely recognized for his wisdom in managing the economy and governance. Although his reign was brief, from 717 to 720 CE, it became a key example of how just, Sharia-based economic policies can profoundly impact societal welfare. Umar bin Abdul Aziz is often seen as a prototype of…
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How Abdul Malik bin Marwan Shaped Early Islamic Economic Policies?
Abdul Malik bin Marwan, one of the most significant caliphs of the Umayyad Dynasty (685-705 CE), is renowned for implementing extensive changes in political, social, and especially economic spheres. It was during his reign that early translation activities began, translating texts from Persia, and continued with expeditions to various countries under the governance of Khalid bin Yazid. His tenure was…
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The Islamic Perspective on Wealth and Possession
In Islam, wealth and ownership are crucial concepts that hold significant roles in both individual and societal life. Within the framework of Maqashid Shariah (the objectives of Islamic law), Islam places the protection of wealth as one of its core objectives, demonstrating its importance in human life. Wealth is not only viewed as a material possession but also as a…
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Prophet Muhammad ﷺ as a Role Model of Character Education
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is renowned for being the perfect example of moral integrity, leadership, and exceptional character. One of his most significant contributions to humanity is the example he set in character education. As the Messenger of Allah, he not only brought forth the message of faith but also embodied values that form the cornerstone of personal development and character…
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The Legacy of Khadeejah: Sacrificing Wealth for the Prophet ﷺ
The sacrifice of Khadijah’s wealth for the sake of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ’s mission is an inspiring example of how a woman played a vital role in supporting Islam’s early struggles. As the first wife of the Prophet, Khadijah not only offered emotional support but also made tremendous financial sacrifices to help the Prophet spread the message of Islam. This article…
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Too Much Worship? Is It Really Wrong?
In Islam, worship is one of the primary ways to draw closer to Allah. The more we worship, the closer we hope to be to Allah and the higher our level of faith. However, there’s a phenomenon we often encounter: some people are so enthusiastic about worship that they go beyond what is typically expected. This raises a question: is…
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