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I feel I'm not ambitious enough about financial growth. I just don't get winded up about it. Even though I need to get settled ASAP, pronto to turn my 3 year old nikkah into a marriage (rukhsati). But even apart from the marriage pre and post expenses. I want to get settled. I just fear the entire job/gig/work searching process and just can't get myself to do it. I see people starting with whatever comes their way and eventually landing some good job. And I just sit and wait for something 'perfect' and 'optimal' to come my way.... . Please suggest some al-Islam pdf content or persona
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Salam All, A question on behalf of a brother. I wanted to know that if you work in a sales job and part of your job role requires you to pass customers onto the finance department who would then provide customers with finance (With interest rate) is this job acceptable according to islamic Jurisprudence? Jazak'Allah
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Salam, I strongly believe that economical system of a nation is more important than the political one. So being a muslim I sometimes struggle with finding good structured work about how an Islamic country should economically be. In the Quran we can easily find Ayats that lay the foundation of micro-economical rules in Islam. But what about the whole nation? There is the Khums I know, but how should it be managed ethically and effectively? What about banking and trade? What about the state and the institutions? I know that's a lot but can someone point me to a good site or book that explai
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due to the possibility of working with riba? I want to get a job in college that pays well, so I can support myself even before I get my degree...I was thinking either working as a bank teller, or as a postal worker.....the problem with bank tellers is that they might work with riba (interest), and the problem with postal workers is that the post office business in the United States is dying due to growing technology.....what should I do? jazakallaha khair
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Salam, I am currently in my final year at High School and have reached a point in my life where I have to decide on what I want to do in my life. I am keen in studying Business at University and Majoring in Finance. However, some jobs in the finance sector involve working in a bank, and from what I have read in previous posts on shiachat, it is firmly HARAM. Anyways, my question is basically, what career options can i undertake in finance that is Halal? Is working as a Financial Analyst, or FInance Manager have to do anything with riba?? Thank you, jazakullah kheir
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*Has profanity and Non-Hijab women.... I am seriously loving his videos. So much we have never known. This is about the scam of loaning of which constitutes more locations around the US than Mcdonalds!!! Do not go to pay day loans! 'Payday loans put a staggering amount of Americans in debt. They prey on the elderly and military service members. They’re awful, and nearly impossible to regulate. We’ve recruited Sarah Silverman to help spread the word about how to avoid falling into their clutches.'
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(bismillah) (salam) I've been reading this book by Wael Hallaq, entitled An Introduction to Islamic Law, and, in it, I came across an interesting passage where he gives a historical perspective into the dealings of the Muslim courts, with respect to women and I found it an interesting reply to those who argue women are disadvantaged in Islam as it clearly shows that while Islamic Law favours men in certain places (such as daughters only getting half the inheritance of their fathers, as compared to the sons), women also possess distinct advantages in other areas - while, at the same time,
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CSL top stock in Australia's first Islamic index The Australian financial services sector has taken another step in wooing regional investment through the creation of an Islamic equities index. The Thomson Reuters Crescent Wealth Islamic Australia index launched today to tap the burgeoning Islamic-finance market domestically and abroad. The index is made up of 143 stocks filtered to exclude banking and traditional financial shares in favour of companies whose businesses meet Islamic principals. “Australia has a very attractive investment climate because it combines high-quality inf
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