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Islam has approved a duty to lawfully earn money to each and every Muslim. In
order to provide for the family, we should always try to earn money the right
way. Allah has made the day for seeking livelihood as all the messengers of
Allah work themselves and earned for their families. the Khalifa Umar Ibnul
Khatab (Radhiyallahu Anhu) said: "I would not prefer to die in a position better
that a position where I am buying for my family or trading".
Lawful earnings and sound wealth, safe guards the religion, protects ones
honor, beautifies ones face, and results in a strong position.AS ALLAH
commanded every messenger to earn lawfully Allah Subhanahu Wa
Taala commanded the believers as He commanded the messengers, when He
says which translates as: "O Messengers eat from the good foods and
work righteousness. Indeed I am knowing of what you do" (Al-Muminun:
51). Allah also says which translates as: "O You who have believed, eat
from the good things which we have provided for you, and be grateful
to Allah if it is indeed him that you worship" (Al-Baqarah: 172).
It is far better for a Muslim to earn his own living and provide for his family
than to rely upon the charity of others. Az-Zubair ibn Awwam reported: The
Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said: Verily, for a
man to carry a rope and gather firewood, then come to sell it in the
The Prophets were the best examples of hard work For example, the Prophet
Dawd, upon him be peace, would never eat a meal unless he earned it
himself.
Abu Huraira reported: The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said:
David would never eat except from the earnings of his own hands
work.
Sahih Muslim 1033
The person who works lawfully and earns halal from itfor those the
Prophet (Salla Allahu Alaihi Wa Sallam) said: "Whoever eats from good, and
acts according to Sunnah and people felt safe from his evil, will enter
paradise".Imam Tirmidhi. Said that the Prophet (Salla Allahu Alaihi Wa Sallam)
said: "Four things if you have them, then do not be concerned about
what you miss out in this life. Preserving the trust, saying the truth,
well manners, and chastity and purity in what you eat".
As from the above hadith a verses it is clear that one should work
for himself and earn lawfully and those people who work hard and
earn lawfully are loved by allah and they will enter jannah.
But today muslims are working for them but they are not working
according to sunnah or commands of allah and what they earn from
their work is haram and they dont have fear of allah to avoid the
unlawful earning.
It is must in islam in order for the acceptance of our worships and
dua we must eat from lawful earnings but today our dua and
worships are not accepted because our ways of earning are unlawful
. eating from unlawful means blinds the insight, weakens the religion,
hardens the heart, darkens the mind, prevents the body from worship,
entraps one in this life and prevents ones dua (supplication) from being
accepted. Allah does not accept, except from the righteous.
There are many ways of unlawful earning today such as begging which is not
allowed in islam but in some cases Qabisa ibn Mukhariq reported: The
Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, said:
O Qabisa, begging is not lawful except for one of three cases: a man who is in heavy debt,
so begging is permissible for him until he pays it, after which he must stop; a man whose
property is destroyed by a calamity, so begging is permissible for him until he can support
himself; and a man who is afflicted by poverty attested to by three astute members of his
people, so begging is permissible for him until he can support himself. O Qabisa, besides
these three begging is forbidden and the beggar consumes what is forbidden.
Source: Sahih Muslim 1044,