This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. Kibatiu, then Mujahin. Allah Masali, al-A Abdika al-Ahhah Muhammad,

in Salah al-I-Hah al-I-Hah al-I-Hahah al-I-Hahah al-I-Hahabhahibati, al-Tah al-Tahibatu al-Tahibatu al-Tah al-Tahibati al-qahibati al-qiyahmah al-qahmahmahmahm 24, right? What do we talk about last week?

Riba, we talked about interest.

Now, just a couple of notes in shall at all,

before I talk about tonight's class, just to reiterate that we're going to be

taking a break from this hala for a few weeks in sha'alatara so we will

restart this hala on actually a month will restart it on January 16th in

so this Halaka is gonna we're gonna break until January 16th I did the math

that should put us to end the 40th hadith the week of Ramadan,

in shal us.

So hopefully we'll finish the series right

going into Ramadan, and it'll allow us to move on

to the next one,

Bidna after Ramadan.

Another thing is that tonight's subject also

deals with finance, but I want to offer a disclaimer.

This isn't an Islamic finance class and it's hard for me even in

preparing the notes of the class to not fall into the trap of going through a

discussion of Halal and Haram what's lawful and prohibited in regards to transactions.

Because the goal of this class is to demonstrate

Islam's wholesome paradigms in dealing with social injustice.

Most injustices take place either within or due to financial

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