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EPISODE · Jun 20, 2025 · 40 MIN

Giving & Receiving Loans in Islam

from Message of Islam Jamaica · host Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat

In this episode, the Islamic ethics of giving and receiving loans are explored, with a strong emphasis on compassion over profit. The discussion highlights the Quranic prohibition of interest (riba), its harmful effects on individuals and society, and the blessings of avoiding it. Real-life examples, such as home, car or furniture loans, illustrate how interest can lead to long-term financial burdens. The episode also covers the importance of financial literacy, encouraging Muslims to save and live within their means rather than rely on loans. Listeners learn about Zakat, daily charity, and how Islamic teachings promote fairness in financial dealings. Guidance is shared on documenting loan agreements, repaying debts promptly, and the serious responsibility of fulfilling financial obligations—key components of an ethical life.

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This episode explores Islamic teachings on loans, emphasizing compassion over profit and the prohibition of interest (riba). It highlights financial responsibility, debt repayment, and the importance of charity and ethical dealings in Islam.

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