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One of the greatest investments a Muslim businessman can make may never appear on his balance sheet.
Investing in people.
A wealthy Muslim can build another property, purchase another asset, or expand another business. But he can also invest in a young person whose knowledge may benefit thousands after he is gone.
Throughout Islamic history, wealthy Muslims supported scholars and students of knowledge, allowing them to dedicate themselves to learning, teaching, and serving the Ummah.
The return on that investment can continue long after the original contribution is forgotten.
You support one student.
That student teaches others.
Those students teach another generation.
Books are written. Institutions are built. Knowledge spreads.
And the person who helped make it possible may continue receiving reward from Allah سبحانه وتعالى.
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Invest in the People Our Children Will Need
Muslim communities should think more deliberately about this.
Identify talented young Muslims.
Support their education.
Help them specialize in areas the Ummah needs.
Some may become scholars. Others may become doctors, engineers, researchers, educators, or technology experts.
Not every wealthy Muslim needs another property.
Some should consider financing the people our grandchildren will learn from.
What if more Muslim wealth was deliberately invested in developing the next generation of people who will serve the Ummah?
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