Riyāḍ aṣ-Ṣāliḥīn | Honesty, Leniency and Fairness in Buying, Selling & Debt | Dr Luqman Idris Sekoni

How should a Muslim behave when buying, selling, lending, collecting debts, measuring, and weighing goods? In this beneficial explanation from Riyāḍ aṣ-Ṣāliḥīn by Imam an-Nawawī, Dr. Luqman Idris Sekoni explains the chapter concerning the virtue of leniency, honesty, fairness, and good conduct in financial transactions. Islam does not separate good character from business. A Muslim is expected to demonstrate honesty and fairness when buying and selling, show leniency when dealing with others, settle financial obligations properly, and avoid cheating people through deficient measurements or weights. This chapter covers important guidance concerning: Leniency when buying and selling. Good conduct when giving and receiving. Fairness when claiming debts. Dealing kindly with people who owe money. Proper settlement of financial obligations. Giving full measure and weight. The prohibition of cheating customers. Islamic ethics in business and financial transactions. 🎙️ Lecturer: Dr. Luqman Idris Sekoni 📚 Book: Riyāḍ aṣ-Ṣāliḥīn by Imam an-Nawawī 📖 Topic: Leniency and Fairness in Transactions, Debts, Measures and Weights May Allah bless our wealth, make us honest and trustworthy in our dealings, and protect us from consuming the wealth of others unjustly.