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6.2 Trade and Finance in Islam

Islamic Religious Education · Grade 7 · 8 lessons in the design

What this covers

  • Halal sources of earning
  • Haram sources of earning
  • Legitimate ways of spending income
  • Effects of spending in haram ways
  • Lawful earnings as ibadah

What you will be able to do

  • identify the halal and haram sources of earning for legitimate livelihood
  • describe the legitimate ways of spending income to earn Allah's pleasure
  • analyse the effects of spending income in haram ways in the life of a Muslim
  • explain the importance of lawful earnings as an act of ibadah
  • assess the benefits of spending income in legitimate ways
  • apply the knowledge of the halal way of earning in daily life
  • appreciate halal sources of earning and spending as fulfilment of Allah's command

Key questions

“How do Muslims spend their income?”

“Why should Muslims spend their income in a halal manner?”

“Why are some sources of earning considered haram in Islam?”

Lessons

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  1. Halal sources of earning
    40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
    Lawful livelihood: trade with consent, farming, employment and skill, from 4:29 and 2:275.
  2. Haram sources of earning
    40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
    Why riba, gambling, theft, bribery, khamr-trade and fraud are haram: 2:275, 5:90, 83:1-3, 2:188.
  3. Legitimate ways of spending
    40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
    How Muslims spend: family, zakat, needs without israf, no haram goods — 17:26-27 and 2:177.
  4. Effects of haram spending
    40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
    Analysing how riba, bets, waste and khamr-spend stain ibadah, family, society and the akhirah.
  5. Lawful earning as ibadah
    40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
    Why halal work is worship: niyyah, 4:29, nafaqah and zakat funded without stain.
  6. Benefits of spending in legitimate ways
    40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
    Assessing fruits of halal spend: Allah's pleasure, family peace, trust in the market, a heart that can pray.
  7. Apply halal earning in daily life
    40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
    A week of extra change, no bets, no 5.3 goods, and sidq at a family stall — 4:29 in the pocket.
  8. Appreciate halal earning and spending
    40 min · 1 practice tasks · quiz
    Appreciate 2:275 as command: trade yes, riba no; recap how Muslims spend, why halal, and why some earning is haram.