Tag Archives: MONEY

In this instalment, Ahmed Hammuda describes how scholars of the past not only curtailed the political establishment but empowered society to morally ‘punish’ it should it lose sight of justice.

Islamic judge and finance expert Dr Sajid Umar writes about the student "loan" from a Sharia paradigm.

Salman Butt gets refuted by Tarek el-Diwany

There really is no time to waste when it comes to investing and saving for your children.

"I want you to read the book for yourself, but to whet your appetite, I will run through some principles that are mentioned in the book..."

Will innovation in FinTech break Islamic finance out of the unjust banking framework?

The Legacy of Ali Banat (rahimahullāh)

Yusuf Patel takes a critical look at Muslim discourse surrounding charitable spending in the UK and abroad. Does charity really begin "at home"?

Scroll down for an interactive timeline of articles published over the last twelve months addressing problems from within, hostility from without and the empowerment of our community. Be it bittersweet introspection addressing the skeletons in our community’s closet, stemming the ...

In a few remarks that garnered much debate, a well-known and respected UK scholar, Sheikh Zahir Mahmood, recently wrote: We have minarets worth £150,000 but only pay £15,000 for the imam. We invest more in structures than in people. We ...