This is a Makkan Surah revealed during the second phase of Islam. Generally, Makkan Surahs focus on the three core foundations of faith: the Oneness of Allah, Risalah (Prophethood), and the Day of Judgment. However, this Surah stands out because alongside strengthening belief, Allah tala directly addresses a serious social issue dishonesty in trade and giving less in measure. At that time, trade was the main profession of the people of Makkah, and this corrupt practice had become widespread. This teaches us that Islam does not separate belief from social responsibility. Cheating in measurement may seem like a small personal act, but it is actually a root cause of class inequality, injustice, corruption, and economic imbalance. When dishonesty enters the market, it disrupts trust, damages money circulation, and weakens the entire social and economic system. Every individual action impacts society as a whole. One does not need to be in a position of power to stand against injustice — personal integrity itself is a form of reform. Islam provides a complete code of conduct. Therefore, it is essential that our beliefs and our actions align. Our beliefs shape our character, and our character builds the moral strength of a society.

Therefore, we must remain highly conscious and mindful in all our dealings with people — whether buying or selling products and services. We should avoid underpaying, overcharging, or taking unfair advantage in any way

Great incentive 👏👏❤️

Very thought-provoking and eye-opening session today. It reminded us how deeply our beliefs shape our actions, behaviour, and overall lifestyle. These surahs emphasise the importance of reframing our beliefs — awakening a conscious sense of accountability and activating a healthy fear mechanism that protects and guides us, rather than scares or paralyses us. A powerful takeaway: whatever we choose to do, we must first reflect on its consequences in our present. So awareness can help to change our future.

Wow that’s excellent work 👌❤️

We need to be aware of the value of our product if we don’t value it no one can give value to it. It is crucial to know your nich who you going to offer your service or product what group of people(age group, profession or background etc) And don’t waste your time chasing those people or group who don’t know the value of our product or services. Allah tala has set the standard and criteria to who should we target and what to focus.