Money in Islam
A Companion for Earning, Saving, Spending, and Giving
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Money in Islam
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Summary
Halal is a way of handling money.
A mortgage application. A job offer. An inheritance. A credit-card statement. A pension form. Every Muslim in a modern economy stands in front of these, and most were never told what the religion asks of them there.
Money in Islam is a plain-language companion for earning, saving, spending, and giving. It sets out the Qur’an’s framework for wealth, the classical position on riba and what it means for bank accounts, mortgages, student loans, and credit cards; permissible work in a non-Muslim economy; shares, funds, pensions, crypto, and insurance; the household budget, modern zakat, sadaqah and waqf, and Islamic estate planning — and the hard cases, including what to do with haram wealth you did not choose.
Mainstream Sunni. Madhhab-aware. Forty questions answered at the back.
Second edition, revised and reset. Book Eighteen of The New Muslim Companion — a series of twenty books for the new Muslim, the returning Muslim, and the curious reader: plain English, no Arabic assumed, honest about where scholars differ.
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