Islamic investment

Islamic investment adheres to Shariah law, which guides ethical and socially responsible investing. It prohibits earning interest (riba), engaging in businesses that involve alcohol, gambling, or pork, and emphasizes fairness and transparency. Instead, Islamic investments often focus on profit-sharing, risk-sharing, and investing in tangible assets like real estate or manufacturing. The goal is to promote economic justice and social welfare while avoiding harm or exploitation. Investors seek growth while aligning their investments with their moral and religious values, ensuring that their money supports ethical, sustainable ventures.