"Sharia Earn" refers to generating income in a way that aligns with Islamic (Sharia) law, which is guided by the Quran and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). It emphasizes ethical, fair, and halal (permissible) financial practices.
🚫 Prohibited (Haram) Sources of Income:
Riba (Interest): Earning or paying interest is strictly forbidden in Islam.
Gharar (Uncertainty): Deals involving excessive ambiguity or risk are not allowed.
Haram industries: Income from alcohol, gambling, pork, or adult content is impermissible.
Speculative trading (Maysir): High-risk speculative activities, especially those without asset ownership, are also not allowed.
✅ Permissible (Halal) Ways to Earn:
Ethical Jobs & Business:
Running or working in a halal business that provides lawful products or services.
Islamic Investments:
Investing in Sharia-compliant stocks, mutual funds, or portfolios that avoid interest and haram sectors.
Sukuk (Islamic Bonds):
Interest-free, asset-backed investment instruments approved under Sharia law.
Profit-Sharing Models:
Engaging in partnerships like Mudarabah or Musharakah, where profits and risks are shared fairly.
Islamic Banking:
Using accounts and savings plans that provide profit-based returns instead of interest.