Trading Principles & Values: Prophetsﷺ Practice’s and Sustainable Success

Authors

  • Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad Associate Professor, Department of Social Sciences, Grand Asian University Sialkot.
  • Muhammad Safdar M. Phil Research Scholar Faculty of Usuluddin, International Islamic University Islamabad.
  • Dr. Tariq Hussain Associate Professor, Department of Management Sciences and Economics, Grand Asian University Sialkot.

Keywords:

Trading Principles Prophetﷺ Trade Practices Sustainable Success

Abstract

Allah Almighty has created human and equipped them with the tools to overcome life's challenges. The prophets, with their exceptional character and moral excellence, serve as guiding lights for humanity. Their exemplary lives offer a beacon of hope and inspiration for generations to come. While problems are an inherent part of human existence, traders and trade play a vital role in meeting economic needs and sustaining societies. However, for trade to be a force for good, it must align with the principles of Sharia and involve honest, trustworthy, and God-fearing traders. When trade is conducted with integrity and transparency, it fosters an atmosphere of security and peace in society. On the other hand, dishonest and exploitative trade practices can lead to societal destruction. By emulating the Prophet's (PBUH) character and prioritizing ethical business practices, trade can become a noble pursuit that supports the well-being of society. It is essential for business professionals to be aware of the Prophet's (PBUH) teachings and practices, ensuring that their trade does not compromise their faith and righteous deeds. By balancing their livelihood with worship and good deeds, trade can become a means of worship and a way to achieve a balanced life. Ultimately, aligning trade with divine principles can lead to a harmonious and prosperous society.

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2024-06-30

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Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad, Muhammad Safdar, & Dr. Tariq Hussain. (2024). Trading Principles & Values: Prophetsﷺ Practice’s and Sustainable Success. Al-Kashaf, 4(2), 64–73. Retrieved from https://alkashaf.pk/index.php/Journal/article/view/129

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