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Lease and service contracts are important financial transactions permitted in Islam. Their legitimacy is established by the Qur’ān and ḥadīth

Sheep and goats belonged to another side of Arabian life: quieter, closer to the home, and woven into the ordinary rhythm of pasture, milk, food and livelihood.

The horse occupied a distinctive place in Arabian life. It was valued not only for speed and strength, but also for beauty, lineage, courage and companionship

The Prophetic Sīrah is not made up of human encounters alone. Its landscape is filled with animals, trees, mountains, valleys, deserts and other elements of the natural world

Among the partnership-based financial instruments approved by Islamic law, Muḍārabah, also known as Qirāḍ, occupies a prominent place

In practice, when establishing a banking institution, capital is often mobilised from shareholders in accordance with the principles of Shirkah

Among the financial transaction models permitted in Islam, partnership-based contracts occupy a foundational position.

Just before the final moment, angels descend upon him, comforting and gladdening his heart. The angels calm his fears and soothe his heart, assuring him of the Paradise he has long awaited. Many righteous people have been seen smiling at their final breath, their faces radiating serenity, as though...

In the realm of Islamic banking, Murābaḥah (cost-plus sale) is one of the most widely employed modes of financing. Islamic banks use this method primarily to help their clients acquire

At its core, a sale (bayʿ) is one of the most fundamental financial transactions. It refers to the process by which ownership of wealth in one’s possession is transferred to another

If I were asked to describe the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ in a single word, my heart would choose ṭayyib, which means pure. He was ṭayyib in his fragrance,

Prayer (ṣalāh) is the intimate connection between the servant and his Lord, a noble act of worship that purifies the soul from the murkiness of anxiety and distress.

In the tapestry of a believing society, interpersonal relationships are sacred threads that must be guarded with utmost care. Yet, many of these ties, whether between family, friends, or community members

Some distanced themselves from supporting either side, while others openly opposed Iran, even if that meant indirectly favouring Israel, citing the so-called Iranian Shiite project to expand regional influence and Tehran’s atrocities in Syria and Yemen. Yet, on the ground, many believers found satisfaction...

In Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh), qabḍ refers to the act of transferring the subject matter of a transaction in a manner that enables the recipient to utilize, benefit from, or control the item.

In Islamic jurisprudence, transactions are referred to as ‘aqd (plural: ‘uqūd), a term derived from the Arabic root meaning to bind, tie, or fasten, akin to securing a knot.