A 7-week course on your money and the mindset behind it, plus a private community. How to manage it, how to invest it, and why it matters to your deen.
Nothing sits on a shaky base. A new module lands every week.
Why you're doing this, why doing nothing is also a decision, and your roadmap.
Find where interest touches your money and move away from it.

The order to build in, from your emergency fund to investing.
Think about housing from an akhira perspective, where scholars differ, and saving a deposit.
What shariah-compliant really means, who screens, and how to check what's inside a fund.
Set your goals, build a simple monthly habit, and work out your zakat.
Dips, hype, temptation, and your 90-day plan.
The Rizq Circle: a private space to ask questions and do this alongside other people.
I was 15 when I started working on my personal finances. My first investments weren't shariah compliant, and nobody told me how to do it properly, or asked me to think about why.
I sold them and donated the profits. I used to be stingy, counting every pound because I thought I had to protect my money, until I understood that Allah provides. It took me about three years to put it together, and around six to properly apply it.
That's what I wish I'd had: someone to get me to ask myself the right questions. Not just how I can manage my finances better, but why I want to, and how it all ties in with my religion.
I see the ummah as one body. I may only be one percent ahead of someone, but that's one percent I can pass on.
I'm not a financial adviser or a scholar, and I'm not here to tell you what to buy. I'm here to share the process and the mindset I wish I'd had.
The course starts once all 20 founding seats are taken. A new module lands each week for 7 weeks, and I'll email you the date. I'm active in the community answering your questions for 12 months from the start, and it stays open as a member space after that. Full details are in the founding member terms.
No. This is education. I'm not a regulated financial adviser. You make your own decisions and choose your own numbers.
It depends what you're asking, because there are a lot of nuances. What I can teach you is how to navigate your finances and the mindset every Muslim should have. Where scholars differ, I'll show you the sources and say so, and I don't issue rulings myself.
Age isn't a factor in a decision like this. What matters is experience, knowledge and trust. I have the experience, I have the knowledge, and I have the evidence to back it up.
You can pretty much find all of this on YouTube. It took me around three years to put it all together and understand it, and around six in total to properly implement it. You can't get accountability on YouTube to actually take the steps. Here it's all in one place, you can ask questions, and you have a community trying to do something similar to you.
You can start with £50 a month. It's a great way to build knowledge and understanding of how personal finance works.
It's open to everyone, but some parts are specific to the UK: markets, rules and account types. The mindset and the general process are relevant to everyone.
A full refund within 14 days of purchase, and in any case until Module 1 is released. After that, no refunds. This doesn't affect your legal rights.
20 founding seats at £199. After that it's £349.
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