Code of Earning
Islam provides clear guidance on how wealth should be earned, used, and circulated within
society. These principles ensure fairness, honesty, and ethical conduct in financial matters.
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Wealth may be earned through lawful labor or business, provided the business itself is
permissible under Islamic guidelines.
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A person may obtain wealth through inheritance, receiving money or assets from parents or
relatives.
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Giving gifts is allowed, and charity to the poor and needy is strongly encouraged.
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Wealth must not be acquired through unlawful means such as theft, robbery, deception, or
gambling.
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Money cannot be earned by exploiting others or by gaining profit from mortgaged items
(such as houses or shops), as this is forbidden.
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Islam emphasizes that wealth must circulate ethically within society, ensuring justice,
compassion, and responsibility in financial dealings.