Islamic Finance & Investment - Dr Israr Ahmad

Dr. Israr Ahmad discusses permissible forms of investment and finance in Islam, contrasting them with interest-based systems. He explains *mudarabah* (profit-sharing) and *musharakah* (partnership) as legitimate methods, where risk and reward are shared. He critiques interest-based loans and overdrafts, highlighting their prohibition. Rental income from property is deemed permissible as it provides a fixed return without involving risk or labor. The lecture emphasizes avoiding *riba* (interest) in all its forms, whether through bank deposits, loans, or other financial transactions. Islamic finance prioritizes ethical and equitable economic practices.

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