< Youtube Link >
Have you ever thought about how Islamic scholars from the past viewed money, its purpose, and its function in society?
Imam Al-Ghazali offers a profound perspective on the true nature of money, describing it as a divine blessing from Allah. He explains that money is created to serve as a universal mediator in trade, acting as a judge between all commodities.
Al-Ghazali emphasizes that the primary function of money is to facilitate fair exchanges, not to be treated as a commodity itself. When money is used merely for trading and profit-making, it disrupts its intended role, leading to economic imbalances and speculative bubbles.
Sign up to receive the latest news and updates.
50% Complete
Enter your email address to receive notifications and updates by email.