I am aiming to pursue the ACCA particularly interested in corporate roles rather than audit functions. However, I have concerns as a Muslim especially where interest-based transactions are prevalent. As accountants, we often advise on late payment penalties for trade receivables and provide guidance on cash flow management, which may involve recommending interest-based loans. In tax consulting, there are scenarios where advising on loans can reduce tax liabilities. I am unsure how to align these responsibilities with Islamic values. could you guide me on how to navigate all of this or should switch careers
A salam alykum my brother I hope you read my comment and reply me I am aat student and I couldn't find halal job in accounting most of the firms involve with alcohol or ribba for their clients and I lost my job because of that I feel very disappointed and I am afraid to continue in this career what would you advice me and is there jobs in accounting does not involve harm things Jazak allh khair
@@umrubab4417 wa alaykum as Salam put your faith in Allah you left something haram for the sake of Allah so you will be rewarded abundantly for that. There can be areas of finance where you MAY not be involved with riba - but I can’t issue a blanket statement as it depends on each role and org you work for
akhi i am a muslim also trying to become an accountant and i have a question: are there any types of accounting that meet the following requirements and if so which ones are they: - no interest involved - can work from home - lower work hours (basically nothing over 40-45 hours a week)
It depends on each specific role there isn’t a branch of finance or accounting which will 100% meet your criteria - best thing for you is to get a few years experience then go and open your own firm
I am aiming to pursue the ACCA particularly interested in corporate roles rather than audit functions. However, I have concerns as a Muslim especially where interest-based transactions are prevalent.
As accountants, we often advise on late payment penalties for trade receivables and provide guidance on cash flow management, which may involve recommending interest-based loans. In tax consulting, there are scenarios where advising on loans can reduce tax liabilities. I am unsure how to align these responsibilities with Islamic values.
could you guide me on how to navigate all of this or should switch careers
There is a video on my channel called do accountants deal with interest which may help you
@@FehzanMehdican’t find this vid brother
A salam alykum my brother I hope you read my comment and reply me
I am aat student and I couldn't find halal job in accounting most of the firms involve with alcohol or ribba for their clients and I lost my job because of that I feel very disappointed and I am afraid to continue in this career what would you advice me and is there jobs in accounting does not involve harm things
Jazak allh khair
@@umrubab4417 wa alaykum as Salam put your faith in Allah you left something haram for the sake of Allah so you will be rewarded abundantly for that.
There can be areas of finance where you MAY not be involved with riba - but I can’t issue a blanket statement as it depends on each role and org you work for
akhi i am a muslim also trying to become an accountant and i have a question:
are there any types of accounting that meet the following requirements and if so which ones are they:
- no interest involved
- can work from home
- lower work hours (basically nothing over 40-45 hours a week)
It depends on each specific role there isn’t a branch of finance or accounting which will 100% meet your criteria - best thing for you is to get a few years experience then go and open your own firm
Assalamualaikum.
Is accounting job halal.
If you work with interest then no. But there are roles where you don’t have to work with interest