"Medina market"

In the late afternoon, a customer came to a companion's shop. The buyer agreed to buy the desired product as the price was reasonable. But to his surprise, the Sahaba showed him another shop far away and told him to buy the product from there. The price is the same, the things are the same.

Today's students of business administration will jump up and say that this is why the Jews control the whole world; Muslims don't even understand the 'b' of business. In traditional business philosophy, customer means target at hand. Aiming to push someone's feet? According to Harvard professors, there are two cases in which a customer can be sent to a competitor: if the customer is too picky and if I don't have exactly what the customer wants. But besides, returning the customer is a red light for the business.

However, the buyer of our incident may have thought about these seven or five times and went to another store. He bought the product and came back to the first store. Sahaba was talking to another customer. This is Allah's decree - the amount of money that was supposed to be sold. It is the sustenance given by Allah. What was meant to come will come. We will be tested in the middle-were we satisfied with the halal while getting that riyak or did we sink into the haram.

Sahaba asked the buyer, "Did you you pay for your item?"

-Got it, but I came for another thing.

-What?

-To whom you sent me is a man of my own religion - a Jew. We don't like you. But if you become a businessman and send me to a rival, become a Muslim and give a business opportunity to a Jew? Why?

-Because Allah has given me enough sustenance like today. And the poor man has been sitting since morning - he has not made any sales today. He also has a family. Even if a customer is found, his minimum needs may be met.

The shopper was shocked and thought - the religion that teaches people to think about human welfare in this way cannot be a true book. The Jewish man came to buy goods and left with the purchase of paradise.

But this is how Islam spread in the world. Not through theoretical discussion, but through reflection in life.

From the day the Companions imbibed the words 'La llaha lllallah', they understood that the worship of Allah is not limited to the Masjid, but Allah has to live, how to do business.