Consultative Meeting on “The Importance of Hard Work and Lawful Earnings in Islam” Held at Riyaz-ul-Uloom,

FalaknumaHyderabad (Press Release):A significant consultative meeting on “The Importance of Hard Work and Lawful Earnings in Islam” was convened at Riyaz-ul-Uloom and Riyaz Islamic School, Mustafa Nagar, Falaknuma, Hyderabad, Telangana, under the chairmanship of Maulana Siddiq Ahmed Qadri Husami, Founder and Head of Riyaz-ul-Uloom and Riyaz Islamic School.The program commenced with a welcome address delivered by Mufti Abdullah Hamid Rashadi Naqshbandi. A delegation of esteemed businessmen from the state of Tamil Nadu attended the meeting as special guests and shared valuable insights and experiences related to trade and business with the participants.Maulana Abdur Rahman, Founder of Millat Business Network, Vaniyambadi, highlighted the importance of trade in Islam. He encouraged scholars, students, and Huffaz to engage in lawful business along with their religious duties. He emphasized that economic strength is essential for the dignified collective life of the Muslim community.Speakers also included P. Aleem Ahmed, who shed light on the trading practices of the pious predecessors, noting that they not only served the religion but also excelled in lawful trade, setting practical examples for future generations.Hyderabad’s renowned Qari, Maulana Naseeruddin Minshawi, and Mir Mohtasham Ali Khan addressed the gathering on the ethical and Shariah principles of business. They stressed the need for developing strong Islamic business models in contemporary times.The event was efficiently hosted by Hafiz & Qari Mawlvi Muhammad Idrees Misbahi, Administrator of Makatib Ta’leem-ul-Qur’an.The administrative arrangements were supervised by Maulana Qutubuddin Rahmani, President of Riyaz-ul-Uloom Falaknuma, and Maulana Muhammad Mujeebur Rahman, Education In-charge of Riyaz-ul-Uloom.A large number of respected businessmen, Huffaz, and city dignitaries, including Hafiz & Qari Mustafa and Hafiz Abdul Qawi Idrees, were present on the occasion.