How are Muslims handling money? This new mini-series from the MuslimMatters podcast is all about Muslims, money, and how on earth we’re managing it all (or aren’t!). From learning about credit card debt the hard way, to uncomfortable conversations with your spouse, to teaching kids financial responsibility… you won’t want to miss this series!
In this introductory episode, Siraaj, Irtiza, and Zainab share their own experiences of (not) learning how to handle finances the right way, the challenge of maintaining an Islamically-oriented way of money management, and unique challenges they’ve experienced in their lives.
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Amer Rizvi
August 15, 2026 at 10:04 AM
I am amazed at how frugal young Muslims are today, investing in stocks, bonds, gold, thinking about financial matters, etc.
Even the Shuyookh today talk so much about how to buy a halal house or car and all that… ما شاء الله
I wish I had been smarter with my money when I was a teenager. I mean, I wasted one entire summer working so hard just so I could buy speakers for my college dorm room with the biggest woofers and tweeters 💸😭
But I’ve always had the same financial plan as our guest speaker: “The money would always come.” 😂
اللهم اكفني بحلالك عن حرامك وأغنني بفضلك عمن سواك 🤲🏼