Islamic Perspectives on Finance, Relationships and Social Media | Podcast with Sir Nasir Abbas FCA

Описание: Join us in this enlightening podcast as we sit down with Sir Nasir Abbas FCA who brings a deeply Islamic perspective on several important contemporary issues. In this episode, we delve into:
The prohibition of financial interest in Islam and its implications for modern finance
The challenges and dynamics of today's young generation in relationships
Controversies and ethical considerations surrounding social media
Insights into the accounting field and its alignment with Islamic principles

Our guest provides thoughtful insights and guidance on how to navigate these complex topics while staying true to Islamic values. Whether you're interested in finance, social issues, or the intersection of faith and modern life, this podcast offers valuable perspectives for everyone.
Hosted by : ALI IMRAN ACA

00:00 Highlights
00:54 Introduction
02:13 Background
09:39 Article Difficulties
17:57 Teaching Career
33:00 What is right time to quit CA?
37:53 CA: A Profession of Patience
44:17 Interest in CA
52:14 Advice to students who wants to pursue their career as teacher
56:09 Why Sir Nasir doesn’t use social media?
1:00:56 How students can reach Sir Nasir
1:04:24 Modern Trends in Society
1:10:06 Never Ending urge to earn more and more money
1:14:47 Outro

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