Debt Free Muslims Episode 10

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Entrepreneurship with Shomail Malik.

In this episode we cover:

-Shomail's journey from probably med school to entrepreneurship

-Importance of good work ethic

-Having mentors and role models

-Importance of good time management to develop side income

-Getting started with your own business

Resources:

http://shomailmalik.com

http://strategicrealtyllc.com

http://restuniversity.com

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Ayesha Ahmad is currently a student at George Mason University in Fairfax, VA and will be graduating this Summer. She is also the founder of Simply Scrumptious by Ayesha.

In this episode we discuss:

• How she graduated Debt-Free and her main motivation for doing so
• What challenges she faced
• Advice for high school students now on how to graduate without taking any student loans
• Whether working throughout college enhanced her resume or not
• How to take advantage of scholarships and AP courses

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Debt Free Muslim Podcast Episode 8

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Jerry Hionis holds a PhD from Temple University located in Philadelphia, PA. His primary research is in conflict theory with an emphasis on civil conflicts and Warlord-like competition. Other research interests include game theory, economic development, Islamic economic theory and history, political theory and African economics. He is also a professor at Temple University.

In this podcast we discuss:

• How Dr. Jerry Hionis got into his field of Economics
• How does Economics affect us individually?
• Information on Islamic microeconomics
• The differences between economics and personal finance
• Economics of Warlords and conflicts
• The history economics of interest and usury in Judeo-Christian and Islam
• The types of riba/usury
• The history of Islamic economics

Links in the podcast:

• Jerry Hionis
• Past and Current Academic Research by Jerry Hionis
• Twitter
• Facebook

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 Debt Free Muslim Podcast Episode 7

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Shaykh DeLorenzo is a member of the Sharia board for the Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions (AAOIFI). He is considered a leading authority on Islamic finance in the United States. He has translated over twenty books from Arabic, Persian, and Urdu for publication, including a three-volume Compendium of Legal Rulings on the Operations of Islamic Banks. Shaykh DeLorenzo has also been a pioneer in internet education with a course entitled "Principles of Islamic Investing." He is a member of Shari’ah boards of several Islamic financial institutions in the United States and abroad, including Dow Jones Islamic Markets and Guidance Financial Group. Shaykh DeLorenzo has served as secretary of the Fiqh Council of North America and was also an advisor on Islamic education to the government of Pakistan. Following a university education in the United States, Shaykh DeLorenzo studied the classical Shari’ah Sciences with scholars in Pakistan.

In this podcast we discuss:

• How Shaykh Yusuf got involved in the Islamic finance field. 
• Challenges faced in providing shari'ah compliant home financing
• What's the next step for Islamic home financing in the US, and the need for more competition. 
• Benefits of Islamic home financing over conventional financing (Islamic institutions don't go after your assets in cases of deficiency)
• Islamic finance companies will be transparent when the people begin to demand it
• Shaykh Yusuf's thoughts on student loans. 
• What's needed for us to have a viable student loans solution. 
• The importance of home ownership in the US
• The importance of setting financial goals for yourself. 

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Shaykh Nomaan Baig 

Institute of Knowledge: http://instituteofknowledge.com/

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