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 - - Earlier it was being reported that Indian Muslims are increasingly getting into self-employment, and it is important to study the conditions of Muslim Entrepreneurs in India. - This study is funded by Azim Premji Foundation, the study is done by ABRAR ALI SAIYED, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship and Management, Özyeğin University of Turkey. - The Kundu committee found that there were 49% of Muslim Households in Rural areas and 50% of Muslim Households in Urban areas who were self-employed. - The respondents were willing to adapt to Islamic Banking if they are informed properly and have a better customer experience. - Most Muslim entrepreneurs were doing business informally and they were afraid of getting important documents for the business. Read the full report at the below link: Click to open the report: Source: The report is received through whatsapp, we have organised the file in our blog by giving an external link. 

  - Baba E Taleem Dr Mumtaz Ahmed Khan Saheb has passed away just a while from now. Inna Lillahi Wa Inna Ilaihir Raajioon. It's a great great loss to the whole Nation in general and the community in particular.  May Allah grant him maghfirath and give him highest place in Janath Ul Firdouse and Sabr O Jameel to the entire community in general and Mr Umar Ismail Khan Saheb and his family in particular.  Aameen Summa Aameen In one line - one man army - they say sometimes an individual's decision changes the fate of generations to come , indeed He was one man who did that change and perhaps many followed his ideas. He was founder of Al-Ameen institutions which has 100+ institutions in Bengaluru, parts of Karnataka as well.  Dr.Mumtaz Ahmed Khan (humanitarian), in 1966, at the age of 31, he founded the Al-Ameen Educational Society. Khan sir is a founder-trustee of an Urdu daily newspaper, the Salar Daily. May Allah swt accept his efforts for the community, forgive his sins and bles

- Here are links to some useful English translated books of Aqeedah, Fiqh, Hadith, Tafseer, Seerah, and good knowledge which I hope will be beneficial to one and all. May Allaah increase us all in sincerity. 1. The Beginning and the End (Al Bidaaya wa Nihaaya) (https://t.co/mGQ0abuGMH) 2. The Book of Tawheed (Kitaab at-Tawheed)  (https://t.co/x5Fo2FcFFs) 3. The Description of the Prophet's Prayer (Sifaat Salat an-Nabi) (https://t.co/0si91aYT6k) 4. Guide to Hajj and Umrah (https://t.co/h33MP8EmMh) 5. Commentary of 40 Hadiths of An-Nawawi (https://t.co/vomT73RWwb) 6. The Garden of the Righteous (Ar-Riyadus Saliheen) (https://t.co/97O5eqJMJA) 7. Tafseer Ibn Katheer (Juz' 'Amma, Part 30) (https://t.co/yjOeoO0KeK) 8. Men and Women around the Messenger (Ar-Rijal wan-Nisa Hawla Rasul, Sallallahu alayhi was-salam) (https://t.co/Tc8DR5oH2b) 9. The Sealed Nectar (Ar-Raheeq Al-Makhtum) (https://t.co/qZVtWIrs6m) 10. Stories of the Prophets (https://t.co/1mkBUZKI92) 11. The History of t

 - *...AN IMPORTANT REMINDER FOR PARENTS...* *Favoritism among Chîldrēn….an Injustice indeed* “My brother is the only one in the house who gets any attention. He always gets Ēverything he wants!” “My Dad prefers our oldest sister to the rest of us. He always praises her, and no matter what good we do, he never appreciates it!” This is a common problem that we see among many Muslim households today. And that is the problem of favoritism among Chîldrēn. Parents may show their favoritism for many reasons. Favoritism could be shown to the oldest or the youngest. It could be a preference of a son over a Đaughter or the preference of a Chîld more beautiful than the other or simply for no apparent reason at all. Favoritism comes in many ways. It could be in the form of showing more affection to a child, or excessive praise of one to the neglect of others, giving gifts to one Chîld only or giving better, more expensive gifts to one Chîld in preference to others. It can even be favoritism by si

 - This is so so good ... I had never known these  profound distinctions between *Intelligence* and *Wisdom*  Worth reading and remembering. Allah says in quran ....the one who is given wisdom has been given lots of goodness . 1. Intelligence leads to arguments. Wisdom leads to settlements. 2. Intelligence is power of will. Wisdom is power OVER  will. 3. Intelligence is heat, it burns. Wisdom is warmth, it comforts. 4. Intelligence is pursuit of knowledge, it tires the seeker. Wisdom is pursuit of truth, it inspires the seeker. 5. Intelligence is holding on. Wisdom is letting go. 6. Intelligence leads you. Wisdom guides you. 7. An intelligent man thinks he knows everything. A wise man knows that there is still something to learn. 8. An intelligent man always tries to prove his point. A wise man knows there really is no point. 9. An intelligent man freely gives unsolicited advice. A wise man keeps his counsel until all options are considered. 10. An intelligent man understands what is b