Halal Earnings Vs. Haram Wealth: A Ramadan Reflection.
Ramadan is a time for spiritual and financial self-reflection. Islam teaches that wealth is a blessing from Allah, but it must be earned lawfully (Halal) and spent responsibly.
Read MoreCategory: Finance
Investments and Spending Ethics In Ramadan In Malawi
Ramadan is not just a month of fasting but also a period of self-discipline, charity, and financial reflection.
Read More
Financial Independence and Self-Sufficiency in Islam: Empowering the Community during Ramadan
As Ramadan approaches, it’s a perfect time to reflect on the principles of financial independence and self-sufficiency in Islam.
Read MoreThe Future of Islamic Banking in Malawi: Charting a Path Forward
Islamic Banking is steadily reshaping Malawi’s financial sector, offering ethical, inclusive, and innovative alternatives to conventional banking.
Read More
Law of Necessity (Darurah) Versus Halal Alternative in Islamic Banking and Finance
Darurah is defined as a situation that entails fear for loss of one’s life, affliction with grave...
Read MoreCurrent Issue
EDITOR’S NOTE
The SONA, the People’s Struggles and the Power of Resilience
The State of the Nation Address (SONA) is meant to be a moment of truth—a time when a government lays out its achievements, acknowledges its shortcomings, and presents a roadmap for the future.
Read more:The SONA the People’s Struggles and the Power of Resilience
