Business with Technology

Youth in Firozabad want to earn. This seminar at Islamic Center Information Hub talks about business that uses a phone, a stall, a small site, or a service — without riba tricks, without lying in an advertisement, and without a “side hustle” that eats Fajr. Technology here is a till and a ledger, not a slot machine.

Speakers walk through a simple offer, a price that is honest, UPI and records, and the fiqh questions a beginner actually meets: is this product halal, is this picture gheebah, is this delay a cheat. Students who sat our journalism or AI workshops often recognise the same rule: a tool is not an excuse.

The Center’s entrepreneurship fair is the public cousin of this sitting. Anyone in our city who wants to trade with skill and still sleep as a Muslim should watch for the next date. Earning is ibadah when the door is clean.