Sharia Investment
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Long-Term Investment Strategy for Hajj and Qurban Purposes
Making hajj and qurban is not just a matter of ordinary worship, because it is a sacrifice. But often, this noble intention is stuck in financial problems such as: “I want to make a qurban, but I don’t have the funds yet.” “Register for hajj, but why is it getting more expensive every year?” That’s why we need an investment…
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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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Gross Monthly Salary Allocation for Sharia Investment
“I’ve been working every month, my gross monthly salary is decent, but why haven’t I been able to start investing?” Well, if you’ve ever felt that way, you’re not alone. Many people think that as long as there is a steady gross monthly salary, it means it’s safe to invest. In fact, in Islam, managing finances before investing can be…
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Investing for Beginners: Don’t Rush, Understand First
Lately, the term “investment” has been heard more and more in various conversations. Some people start small businesses with friends, while others buy simple properties or try businesses with a joint venture system. On social media, we are presented with various success stories: “Alhamdulillah, the second business is already running,” or “First profit from a side business.” However, unfortunately, what…
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Investing for Passive Income? Here Little Known Facts
You must have heard the term passive income, right? Even many Muslims now use this term to describe income that flows without having to work hard continuously. But, what exactly does passive income mean? Is this concept really in accordance with Islam? So, what does it have to do with investment? Is investment a passive income? Or is it different?…
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How to Avoid FOMO in Investment
Investing is now easier than ever in the digital age. Anybody can purchase stocks, cryptocurrencies or mutual funds with a few smartphone taps. FOMO or the fear of missing out is one of the most prevalent psychological issues brought on by this convenience. In the context of investing FOMO is the emotional reaction that occurs when we observe others appear…
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Rules and Etiquette on Halal Investment for Blessed Wealth
Have you ever felt like you have extra money, but you’re confused about what to use it for? Savings are starting to exist, daily needs are secure, but the rest is just sitting idle in your account. It’s a shame to keep saving it, but if you want to invest it, you’re afraid it will go in the wrong direction,…
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Honesty Not Just Strategy, But Personal Awareness
Have you ever heard the term “business is about trust”? But, have you ever thought: what is trust built from? One answer is honesty. In the increasingly competitive business world, many people think that success requires cunning, being good at outsmarting the market, or being good at playing with prices. But in Islam, honesty and personal awareness are the key…
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The Urgency of Having a Long-Term Vision in Investing
In today’s unpredictable economic environment investing with a long-term vision is not only a strategy but a need. Investors frequently feel pressured to respond to daily fluctuations in the market particularly when news headlines exacerbate anxiety. Short-term responses however usually cause more harm than good over time. Investors can avoid emotional blunders stay focused on their long-term financial objectives and…
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The Urgency of Fulfilling Terms and Conditions in Islamic Business Partnership Contracts
One of foundations of Islamic finance is business contracts like mudharabah and musharakah. These contracts depend on openness, trust and rigorous adherence to terms and conditions that have been agreed upon by both parties. According to Islamic jurisprudence upholding these terms is mandatory and has a direct impact on the legitimacy of the contract as well as the equitable allocation…
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