Trade and commerce have always been a dominant facet in Islam. Prior to the advent of Islam Makkah was the central hub of trade and commercial activities. Not only did the early Muslims engage in trade but they travelled far and wide in order to conduct business activities. More often than not, it was through the forum of trade and commerce that Islam spread within distant lands.
The Prophet (P.B.U.H) was himself a businessman prior to receiving prophethood. In line with this, Islam has prescribed laws and rules pertaining to business.
As such, it is essential that we as Muslims, ensure that we are well-informed of developments and opportunities that are taking place within the sphere of Islamic trade and commerce. This will create the prospect of us realizing the true potential of the Ummah. This can be made possible through the creation of local and global platforms by and for Muslims that will enable us to thrive. iTC proposes to be one such platform.
In order for everyone involved to mutually benefit from each other, the Islamic Trade Confex aims to bring together these diverse sectors thereby allowing for networking opportunities. The second is to create awareness and to educate both the public as well as individuals and groups within these sectors with regards to Islamic trade and commerce. In order to do this, the Confex proposes to be based on some foundational core areas; namely:
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