You’re the BEssssssssssT!!📣 I’m not Muslim, but my chest was stuck out and I was listening intensely and confused at the same time. And about to say thank you at the end.🤣
OMG This had me crying!!! Thank you so much - I've always felt overwhelmed and confused by this topic even though I really wanted to invest and this is a dream come true. Plus it's so wholesome have a Non-Muslim influencer doing such a great job at this - I mean scholars and experts don't do half the job you've done with this clip!
Thank you so much for this! As a practicing muslim who follows shariah,i was really nervous on where to start with investigating due to riba being forbidden. I appreciate you making this video for us muslims♡
I'm especially happppy since you considered muslim frieldly options too. Btw for the information: Riba(Interest) is prohibited to stop the rich from becoming richer. Islam promotes sharing risk and reward, as opposed to where only one side bears all risk(like in interest)
I don't know if this helps, but certainly if you're adherent to Riba or Sharia it might be worth looking into: a specific short term us Treasury bond called a "t-bill" always sells at a discount and redeems at par, so technically not interest when it matures. That said, I don't know what the actual rule is so maybe it just has to do with getting more back than you lent out which this would still violate unfortunately.
I am really impressed that Islam forbides interest! I have yet to encounter Islamic wealthy countries that do not rely on forced labour for their real estate. That being said, I am only a beginner in learning the topic of ethically sourced housing. Ramadan Mubarak to Muslim community. If you can expand on what Riba is and the philosophy of wealth in Islam I would be highly curious!
The basic rule of thumb is that interest on loans and investments (e.g bonds) are forbidden in islam, but as an investor, getting equal profit or loss as the company you invest in gets is permissible. There is also certain companies and trades that muslims are not to invest in, namely companies that produce/sell alchohol, pork and pork products, pornography, gambling and interest-based services (like banks). Since it is hard to avoid investing in trades that don't do any of the above, muslims follow the rule of Riba. Riba is basically the 5 percent rule; if any one of the above non-permissble activities accounts for more than 5 percent of a company's revenue, we can't invest in it. Hope that helps!
@@agirlinpark1018 thank you so much! What about real estate? I noticed so much of the structures we are told to acquire let alone flip are built in life risking ways for the construction workers. What does Islam say about it and how can we tend to it if followers of Allah/god? That means Muslims are more likely to do mergers and acquisitions than simply rely on others to figure out the business world for them? I would love to learn more from Muslims on how to invest ethically as these rules of thumb seem healthy for the overall economy
@@spiritofmatter1881 abt real estate, a muslim can invest in real estates and still abide by the sharia (islam).. One can invest in real estate as long as it doesn't engage in any forbidden activity (bar, casino, prostitute, renting property for banks that do in riba, unethical activities, etc).. if it is for housing, flipping, rentals for businesses that are not forbidden or unethical, then that's halal for sure if the owner doesn't do riba (interests) Hope this helps! And if u still have questions feel free to ask ❤
What’s the point of having a rule that you’re going to do everything possible to get around. Sure, “technically” this app isn’t paying out interest but you’re really not following the spirit of the law at all. Follow your own guidelines or get rid of them. Let’s be real this is an incredibly outdated rule anyhow. Get with the times, religions
Omg this is so wholesome! This legit was touching to see you noticing different people and their needs, supper sweet 😭💕
I'm not Muslim but very impressed with this video. So thoughtful, awesome job!
Ah this literally pulled at my heart’s strings. The accurate information, prononciation and research… it all shows her work ethic. Thanks bestie❤❤❤❤
I love you Vivian - this was so thoughtful. Please make more of these ❤
You’re the BEssssssssssT!!📣 I’m not Muslim, but my chest was stuck out and I was listening intensely and confused at the same time. And about to say thank you at the end.🤣
Wow!!! This is what caring for the needs of everyone is like. Thank you for sharing this information. It's information I can share. ☺️
please share more videos on this specific topic to help out Muslims in shariah based financial advice!❤️
thank you so much for this video❤means a lot!✨as I find it really difficult to get any videos on this specific topic!!!
This is so incredible! Thanks for the inclusiveness!! Love the friendly investment advice on this channel.
As a Muslim I needed this. Thank you so much, RichBFF😌😌
OMG This had me crying!!! Thank you so much - I've always felt overwhelmed and confused by this topic even though I really wanted to invest and this is a dream come true. Plus it's so wholesome have a Non-Muslim influencer doing such a great job at this - I mean scholars and experts don't do half the job you've done with this clip!
I really love your videos. Good luck to you girl! You always have great advice.
Girl I love you 😘❤️💕 you the best!
Thank you so much for this! As a practicing muslim who follows shariah,i was really nervous on where to start with investigating due to riba being forbidden. I appreciate you making this video for us muslims♡
Thanks for making this video !
Wow thank you! ❤
thanks for this video is so helpful. i hope u can do more of these
Wow I didn't know this existed, thx so much ☺️
Thank you 😊
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Wow. This is awsome. Thanks
Your channel is awesome.
Thank you!
I'm especially happppy since you considered muslim frieldly options too. Btw for the information: Riba(Interest) is prohibited to stop the rich from becoming richer. Islam promotes sharing risk and reward, as opposed to where only one side bears all risk(like in interest)
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I don't know if this helps, but certainly if you're adherent to Riba or Sharia it might be worth looking into: a specific short term us Treasury bond called a "t-bill" always sells at a discount and redeems at par, so technically not interest when it matures. That said, I don't know what the actual rule is so maybe it just has to do with getting more back than you lent out which this would still violate unfortunately.
Thanks
I am really impressed that Islam forbides interest!
I have yet to encounter Islamic wealthy countries that do not rely on forced labour for their real estate. That being said, I am only a beginner in learning the topic of ethically sourced housing.
Ramadan Mubarak to Muslim community. If you can expand on what Riba is and the philosophy of wealth in Islam I would be highly curious!
The basic rule of thumb is that interest on loans and investments (e.g bonds) are forbidden in islam, but as an investor, getting equal profit or loss as the company you invest in gets is permissible. There is also certain companies and trades that muslims are not to invest in, namely companies that produce/sell alchohol, pork and pork products, pornography, gambling and interest-based services (like banks). Since it is hard to avoid investing in trades that don't do any of the above, muslims follow the rule of Riba. Riba is basically the 5 percent rule; if any one of the above non-permissble activities accounts for more than 5 percent of a company's revenue, we can't invest in it. Hope that helps!
@@agirlinpark1018 thank you so much!
What about real estate? I noticed so much of the structures we are told to acquire let alone flip are built in life risking ways for the construction workers. What does Islam say about it and how can we tend to it if followers of Allah/god?
That means Muslims are more likely to do mergers and acquisitions than simply rely on others to figure out the business world for them? I would love to learn more from Muslims on how to invest ethically as these rules of thumb seem healthy for the overall economy
@@spiritofmatter1881 abt real estate, a muslim can invest in real estates and still abide by the sharia (islam)..
One can invest in real estate as long as it doesn't engage in any forbidden activity (bar, casino, prostitute, renting property for banks that do in riba, unethical activities, etc).. if it is for housing, flipping, rentals for businesses that are not forbidden or unethical, then that's halal for sure if the owner doesn't do riba (interests)
Hope this helps! And if u still have questions feel free to ask ❤
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Zoya? Will hv to check that out
salam can you tell me if the etf "hsbc ftse epra nareit developed islamic ucits etf" is shariah compliant.

Are these options only specific to people living in the US? Sorry if this is a dumb question 🙈
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In Islam, you invest by investing in your family and community.
What’s the point of having a rule that you’re going to do everything possible to get around. Sure, “technically” this app isn’t paying out interest but you’re really not following the spirit of the law at all. Follow your own guidelines or get rid of them. Let’s be real this is an incredibly outdated rule anyhow. Get with the times, religions
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