The Moral Economy & Islam – Sohail Hanif

Shaykh Sohail Hanif, CEO of the National Zakat Foundation, talks about Islam & The Moral Economy.

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[lillyrose]

Bismillah iRahmaan iRaheem, May Allah protect and guard Imam Sohail Hanif and continue to increase and preserve him, and accept and place barakah in all his efforts ameen

[rodzitazainal]

Thank you for this lecture. Need more of these type of lectures to educate us. May you be blessed.

[jubairasaid]

Ya allah give my children hidayat and give them interest to acquire knowledge and deepen understanding in islam .

[farahslimati]

Very powerful and empowering lecture, mashaa’Allah. The whole world needs to hear these grounding messages that are about dignifying the human being. You summed it all, brother.

ومن يولي عن ذكر الله، يجعل له حياته ضنكى: ضلال، نكد، وكبد.

In this immoral economy, there is no sense of community or family. Everyone is a slave to capitalism. No wonder there is no baraka in anything we do or earn.

Alhamdoulillah, the voice of truth is being heard and there are still people who are voicing the pure truth and reminding us of the main purpose of our existence in this temporary world.

May Allah bless you and reward CCM for these relevant and much needed reminders. I would really know more about the cooperative system to maintain sustainability for the whole humanity.

[raza.m]

Adopting a financial system based on free market capitalism as instructed by the Holy Prophet pbuh, which should be riba free is the moral economy. Current financial system is based on Riba, including so called Islamic banking. May Allah guide us to the right path. Very informative lecture Shaikh, thank you.

[fatimaking]

GREAT teaching’s from this GENIUS speaker!

[fazalshaikh]

This topic especially the riba part must be discussed quite often for it is what is directly affecting our Ummah and the humanity at large.

[Mohamed-oioi]

May allah bless Ustadh sohail hanif and preserve him for lovely thoughts, lectures and insights about the real moral economy of this world and here after

[robertopatrone]

Thank you for this lecture, it's really beautiful, and for all your online contents.

[Zyad_Ouhti]

May allah help me promote islamic finance and ethics

[shaguftaahmad]

Subhan Allah what a brilliant talk. May Allah help us understand and implement this moral economy. آمين يا رب بوسيلة الحبيب رحمة للعالمين سيدنا محمد خاتم الانبياء و المرسلين ﷺ

[jubairasaid]

May allah enlighten all muslim community with regarding moral econmy

[UmmI]

A super inspiring and deeply thoughtful lecture, jazakAllah Khair.

[justicevidanes]

❤Salaam Alaykum Soheil Hanif,

My Word, The Time and Preparation This Event Took from The Editors, The Event Staff, and The Research With Scholarly Conversation.

It is A Minute’s run With a Slow Steady Pace.🐫

[bashirbulbulia]

Jzk. Very thoughtful arguments . A model that challenges capitalism and consumerism.

[nazneenjabbar]

A very interesting topic. We need to ponder on all of this.
JazzakhAllah

[yousseflahbabi]

What a useful and amazing lecture mashallah!
I would love to dive deeper into these topics in the form of more lectures or even a course.

I am especially interested in knowing more about the nature of the company and the muslim alternative to it ( how do we build muslim cooperations in light of current laws and regulations)

[shaunvegburger]

Growing up, most of us had seen fictional movies in which robots turned against humans and controlled most aspects of lives, economy and society.
The fears of Incredible Hulks taking over didn’t materialize; but the incredible midget, called iPhone, is starting to take control of our lives: interactions with friends and relatives, business transactions, information gathering and sharing, time traveling, and much more. AI and ChatGPT will complete the triangle of human enslavement by technology.

[ZaharaddiniAdamu-gd]

Ma sha Allah may Allah rewards with jannatul al fir daus

[JohnnieWalkerGreen]

Very interesting, but it should have mentioned some additional points:
1) The concept of empowerment rather than just charity.
2) The idea of the service economy.
3) The notion of professionalism in general.