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In Islam, the concept of “halal” refers to things that are permissible or lawful according to Islamic law (Sharia). When it comes to jobs and employment, there isn’t a strict list of halal and haram (forbidden) professions, but there are general principles that should be followed to ensure that one’s work is in compliance with Islamic ethics. These principles include:
It’s important to note that what is considered halal or haram in terms of employment can vary among Islamic scholars and communities, and individual circumstances may also play a role. Therefore, it’s advisable for Muslims to consult with knowledgeable scholars or authorities if they have specific questions about the permissibility of a particular job or industry in their context.
Ultimately, the guiding principle for Muslims in their choice of employment should be to ensure that their work is conducted in a manner consistent with Islamic ethics and values.
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halal jobs are those that comply islamic principles and are considered and permissible , common example include career in healthcare education technology and many others as long as they dont involve activities prohibited by islamic law such as alcohol , gambling related industries.