Ask A Mufti: Mortgages, TikTok Fatwas & Productivity Hacks| Mufti Faraz Adam - Muslim Money Talk #30

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  @x911 · 1 year ago

  Mufti Faraz's view on things is just amazing, every time he's coming out with tiny gems that change the way I think.

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• AY

  @ayazs9807 · 1 year ago

  What an inspiring episode. Well worth a proper listen. Actually, there are so many different points to consider that it needs a deeper dive over a number of sessions! Jazak Allah Khair Mufti Faraz for your insights.

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• RS

  @rsdeez · 1 year ago

  Jazakallahu Khairan 🤲

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  @husainmuhamed7445 · 1 year ago

  jazakumullah ❤

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  @perceptioncoffee · 1 year ago

  جزاك الله خيرا <br>“We’ve failed as an industry”<br>This hit me like a hammer 🔨 on a nail.<br>I’ve found myself seeking investment to scale an grow my business, and trying to seek those who can help me help them with a return, which in turn goes back into the ummah.

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• VE

  @VedatDilek-y4t · 1 year ago

  Would you be able to provide further instructions on how to get the CSAA certification? Doesn’t seem available online.

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• RI

  @rifayetulislam2400 · 2 weeks ago

  &quot;NOT offering an INTEREST FREE loan, does NOT mean you are NOT Sharia Compliant?&quot;. - I am a layman. Can someone please explain this to me?

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  @noraf4946 · 1 year ago

  Jazakkallah kheyr for inviting Mufti Faraz, i have a question though. <br>1. I want to get involved with AI, auto content generation videos, that’s useful to audiences and monetizing it.<br>2. Drop-shipping <br><br>Is involving these halal. Please ask The mufti if it’s ok. Thank you

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• CU

  @Curious_learner_2024 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Just a thought-provoking question: <br>If the conventional banking system were to replace the term &quot;interest&quot; with &quot;rent&quot; or any other Sharia-compliant term, would it align with Islamic finance principles, or would it still fall outside the ambit of Sharia?<br>OR Does renaming interest as &quot;rent&quot; or restructuring payments under different contracts truly remove the essence of riba, or is it simply a way to navigate around the prohibition without changing the core nature of the transaction?<br>Isn&apos;t this, presumably, what institutions like Gatehouse and StrideUp are essentially doing, offering financial products that appear Sharia-compliant while still functioning similarly to conventional banking models?

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• AR

  @arsalanmustafa786 · 1 year ago (edited)

  There will be no waitlist for authentic players if there are no fatwas promoting debt. <br><br>For the last 50 years we have enough data to see who have been the beneficiaries of Islamic debt- it’s only been the Advisors and lawyers. These structure have brought disrepute to the religion, and moved financial and intellectual capital to debt. <br><br>Debt/money lenders has already been around, well before the time of prophet. He never invented the triple contract, the current Islamic debt is the sunnah of Christian traders ( contractrum trinius)

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• AB

  @abydx · 1 year ago

  We need clear advice on how to navigate and economic system that has no tradition in Islam. Yes you can attempt to make products halal but the underlying system is not. For example inflation. Would there be inflation in a shariah compliant system? If not then what do we do in a system that effectively creates inflation. <br><br>It&apos;s too basic to call interest Riba and not deal with the current economic paradigm. Scholars need to have the courage to make ijtihad on this economic reality and allow Muslims to grow and develop on a level playing field without the fear of sinning. Too many people sit on the fence and in many instances either inflation is eroding their wealth or they end up getting scammed by Muslims telling them that they have the shariah compliant investment opportunity eg muslim pioneer.

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• RA

  @Raja-d7t2o · 1 year ago

  Release Imran Khan in Pakistan 🇵🇰

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