Course description

What responsibilities do we have when earning? Is it wrong to earn and be wealthy? How should wealth affect our character? What plans should we make to invest and secure our family’s future? Scholars of Islam would regularly collect forty hadith on subjects pertinent to faith and practice. In this collection, we’ll present Prophetic answers to the previous questions. Other topics covered relate to debt, finance, spending, charity, and investment.

Course Overview

1) Wealth and its discontents

2) It’s okay to be wealthy

3) Charity and Stewardship

4) Credit and Debt

5) Personal Spending

6) Investment and Money Management

7) Business Ethics

8) Estate Planning

Tuition: Students (with ID): $10, Individual: $35, Family: $50

Free Friday: October 16th 8:00 PM – 9:30 PM

Saturday: October 17th 10 AM – 6 PM

Financial Aid is available, please email info@iqrainstitute.org

Babysitting available on-site: $15/child, $25/family

Instructor Bio:

Shaykh Joe Bradford Scholar of Islamic law and holds a graduate degree in Islamic Law and Legal Theory from the Islamic University of Medina.  His research and writings center on Islamic Finance, Islamic Law in the modern world, and classically the Hanbali school of Islamic jurisprudence.  He has also studied traditionally as well.     He works in finance.   He is a published author of Simple Zakat Gude, and you can see some of his books on Amazon by clicking here.  He is also the founder of Muslim Money Guide, which provides an independent source of information for financial planning, financial awareness, and education on all issues related to halal and haram of finance.

Course Location: ISGVF

958 North Valley Forge Road,

Devon, PA 19333, USA