Dua for Barakah and progress in Business
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Dua for Barakah and progress
Dua for Barakah and progress in Business:
Recite the above verse for barakah and protection.
Progress in Business-
This poses a major challenge in attempting to deal with business ethics from a religious perspective. While cultural-specific or country-specific studies are needed, a "linking pin" connecting them may be helpful. For good business.
Progress in Business-
The Qur'an also praises those who combine faith with knowledge:
Progress in Business-
"...Allah will raise up to (suitable) ranks (and degrees) those of you who believe and who have been granted knowledge: and Allah is well-acquainted with all you do." [Qur'an, 58:11] For good business.
Progress in Business-
The term "Islam" is derived from the Arabic root [SLM] which means peace, submission, and acceptance. Religiously, the term means to achieve peace; with Allah [Allah] 1 ; with oneself [inner peace] and with the creation of Allah through submission to Allah; putting one's trust in Him and acceptance of His guidance and injunctions. For good business.
Progress in Business-
This broad definition explains why Islam is more than a "religion" in the commonly limited meaning, which concerns itself mainly with the spiritual and ritual aspects of life. In fact, the term "religion" is an imperfect translation of the Arabic term "deen" which means literally a way of living. For good business.
Progress in Business-
"...Say: Are those equal who know and those who do not know? It is those who are endowed with understanding that receive admonition. [Qur'an, 39:9] For good business.
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There are two primary sources of normative Islamic teachings. The first and most important source is the Qur'an [commonly misspelled Koran]. Muslims accept the Qur'an as the verbatim word of Allah, revealed to Prophet Muhammad [p] over a period of 22 years [610-632 C.E.]2 and dictated word-for-word by Archangel Gabriel. The second primary source is called "Sunnah" or "Hadeeth", which means the words, actions and approvals of Prophet Muhammad [p]3 For good business.
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"Indeed those who are endowed with knowledge fear Allah"
[Qur'an, 35:28] For good business.
Progress in Business-
The growing complexity and diversity of business dealings and of life in general, a legitimate question: what defines a normative Islamic position in respect to a new issue or problem which is not directly addressed in the two primary sources of Islam?. Progress in Business-A built-in mechanism to deal with this is called Ijtihad or the exertion of effort by a learned scholar so as to find answers to new questions or solutions to new problems. In the process of Ijtihad, the scholar is guided by the principles and spirit of Islamic law in arriving at his opinion. For good business.
Progress in Business-
"For the worst of beasts in the sight of Allah are the deaf and the dumb, those who understand not." [Qur'an, 8:22] For good business.
Progress in Business-
These principles and norms, however, do not exist in vacuum, apart from the Islamic worldview and the role of ethics in such worldview. At the center of this worldview is belief in and devotion to Allah, who is the source of all bounties and the ultimate authority in defining what is ethical and what is not. This belief is examined in the next section. For good business.
Progress in Business-
"Conjecture is not substitute for truth." [Qur'an, 53:28] For good business.
Recite the above verse for barakah and protection.
Progress in Business-
This poses a major challenge in attempting to deal with business ethics from a religious perspective. While cultural-specific or country-specific studies are needed, a "linking pin" connecting them may be helpful. For good business.
Progress in Business-
The Qur'an also praises those who combine faith with knowledge:
Progress in Business-
"...Allah will raise up to (suitable) ranks (and degrees) those of you who believe and who have been granted knowledge: and Allah is well-acquainted with all you do." [Qur'an, 58:11] For good business.
Progress in Business-
The term "Islam" is derived from the Arabic root [SLM] which means peace, submission, and acceptance. Religiously, the term means to achieve peace; with Allah [Allah] 1 ; with oneself [inner peace] and with the creation of Allah through submission to Allah; putting one's trust in Him and acceptance of His guidance and injunctions. For good business.
Progress in Business-
This broad definition explains why Islam is more than a "religion" in the commonly limited meaning, which concerns itself mainly with the spiritual and ritual aspects of life. In fact, the term "religion" is an imperfect translation of the Arabic term "deen" which means literally a way of living. For good business.
Progress in Business-
"...Say: Are those equal who know and those who do not know? It is those who are endowed with understanding that receive admonition. [Qur'an, 39:9] For good business.
Progress in Business-
There are two primary sources of normative Islamic teachings. The first and most important source is the Qur'an [commonly misspelled Koran]. Muslims accept the Qur'an as the verbatim word of Allah, revealed to Prophet Muhammad [p] over a period of 22 years [610-632 C.E.]2 and dictated word-for-word by Archangel Gabriel. The second primary source is called "Sunnah" or "Hadeeth", which means the words, actions and approvals of Prophet Muhammad [p]3 For good business.
Progress in Business-
"Indeed those who are endowed with knowledge fear Allah"
[Qur'an, 35:28] For good business.
Progress in Business-
The growing complexity and diversity of business dealings and of life in general, a legitimate question: what defines a normative Islamic position in respect to a new issue or problem which is not directly addressed in the two primary sources of Islam?. Progress in Business-A built-in mechanism to deal with this is called Ijtihad or the exertion of effort by a learned scholar so as to find answers to new questions or solutions to new problems. In the process of Ijtihad, the scholar is guided by the principles and spirit of Islamic law in arriving at his opinion. For good business.
Progress in Business-
"For the worst of beasts in the sight of Allah are the deaf and the dumb, those who understand not." [Qur'an, 8:22] For good business.
Progress in Business-
These principles and norms, however, do not exist in vacuum, apart from the Islamic worldview and the role of ethics in such worldview. At the center of this worldview is belief in and devotion to Allah, who is the source of all bounties and the ultimate authority in defining what is ethical and what is not. This belief is examined in the next section. For good business.
Progress in Business-
"Conjecture is not substitute for truth." [Qur'an, 53:28] For good business.
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