The Minister of Islamic Affairs, Dr. Mohamed Shaheem Ali Saeed, has called on business owners to show kindness and generosity towards others in the upcoming month of Ramadan.
During an interactive session at the "Ahaa Forum" on Saturday evening, Dr. Shaheem responded to a question from the public, urging business leaders to embody the values of benevolence and trustworthiness in their dealings, as these qualities are highly valued by Allah the Almighty. The Minister emphasized that the Ministry will continue to promote these principles by advising business owners, including incorporating them into sermons and raising awareness within the Islamic community.
Dr. Shaheem also reminded the audience that Islam strictly forbids causing harm to others in any form, stressing that business practices should always be fair and mutually beneficial to both parties involved. The Minister’s remarks underline the importance of conducting business in a manner that aligns with Islamic teachings and values, especially during the holy month of Ramadan.
As the nation prepares for Ramadan, the Ministry of Islamic Affairs aims to foster a spirit of generosity and fairness across all sectors of society, encouraging individuals and businesses to reflect the compassion and kindness that are central to the teachings of Islam.
