THE UPPER HAND! (via Uganda Muslim Brothers and Sisters(UMBS) Marhaban مرحبا)

On By southwerkIn business ethics, ethics

Giving money is a critical part of business activity in the United States. Without it, there are no non-profit corporations and many other economic activities are either wholly or partially funded by giving.

This posting is a discussion of the importance of giving for those who practice the religion of Islam. More interestingly, it discusses the rules of this giving and these rules I highly recommend.

We would do well in the United States to practice our giving with these kinds of things in mind, whatever our religious beliefs may be.

James Pilant

  Islam encourages the Muslim to spend from his money for Allah's Sake whenever he is capable of doing so, and it stresses on the great virtues of giving a charity. The prophet (PBUH) said, 'The Upper Hand is better than the Lower Hand. The upper hand is the one that gives, and the lower hand is the one that takes'. Allah SWT said in the Holy Book, 'The likeness of those who spend their money for Allah's sake, is as the likeness of a grain (of co … Read More

via Uganda Muslim Brothers and Sisters(UMBS) Marhaban مرحبا

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  1. Close, but still – deliberately perhaps? – missing one critical point; Islam demands that Muslims provide charity, but only to other Muslims. The Dhimmi are to be left on their own unless no Muslims are in need and the Kufr are always to be allowed to starve.

    And, as has been proven in the courts time and time again, Muslim terrorists are considered by Islam to be valid charities to donate to.

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