Job club or skills training offered regularly
Evaluates whether the organization offers regular, accessible in-person and/or online programs, such as hybrid job clubs or skills training workshops, to support community members in gaining employment or improving their professional capabilities. While ensuring dignity, safety, and regulatory compliance, these initiatives reflect the Islamic emphasis on kasb (lawful earning) and achieving kifayah (self-reliance). By facilitating skill development, the organization empowers individuals to pursue ihsan (excellence) in their livelihoods and contribute meaningfully to society.
Ahl al-kifāyah
The principle of appointing competent individuals to roles of responsibility.
Fard Kifāyah
Communal obligation to ensure the community has means of self-sufficiency.
Maṣlaḥah Mursalah
Public interest served by reducing poverty and enhancing economic stability.
Hifẓ al-Māl
Preservation of wealth through vocational upskilling.
Hifẓ al-ʿAql
Preservation of intellect through education.
Hifẓ al-ʿIrd
Preservation of dignity; ensuring support is respectful, data is confidential, and processes are not humiliating.
Al-ghunm bil-ghurm
Liability accompanies benefit; the organization must exercise due diligence and risk control when providing advice.
Taʿlīm
Imparting beneficial knowledge.
Kafāʾah
Competence or fitness for roles.
Itqān al-ʿAmal
Perfection/Excellence in work; a Prophetic motivation for quality delivery.
Ihsān
Excellence and benevolence in conduct.
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