Arqaam Thiqa

06/09/2023

Want to be a part of the Arqaam Thiqa Community? Join us on 16th September 2023 for the session by Leroy Frank Ratnam on Effective communications.

31/08/2023

31/08/2023

Arqaam Thiqa’s first event was a great success! Leroy Frank Ratnam, one of Asia’s top peak performance trainers has a series of training sessions called ‘Reveal your true potential’ in which he shares the steps on how the top 1% think, behave and respond. The audience seemed to have LOVED IT!! The audience were all individuals driven to create success, wealth and value in their lives and those around them.

Do you also want to be a part of these training sessions? Register for these free training sessions using the link below!

September 16th 2023 session: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/peak-performance-training-reveal-your-true-potential-communications-tickets-699963147617

14/08/2023

Exclusive 1-day only Peak Performance training session to realize your true potential! (Jakarta, Indonesia)

"Have I discovered my true potential? "
Millions of people around the world ask this question, and only the top 1% of the world's achievers have acquired the tools and strategies to reveal their true potential.

Finally! The secret is out!
One of Asia's Top Peak Performance trainers, Mr Leroy Frank Ratnam, will be sharing the steps to how the top 1% think, behave and respond.

Leroy will be in town, for a one-day only, exclusive training session, for 50 individuals who are driven to creating success, wealth and value in their lives and for those around them.

This is what you can expect to learn from this session:

Key Learning Outcomes:

1. Design your Desired Future with a deep understanding to the necessary behavioural traits that are required to achieve your goals with pace and consistency.

2. Develop a Solution-Minded Strategy Bank that provides you with solutions when facing adversities in your everyday life.

3. Improve your understanding of people to increase your levels of influence with others.

4. Master the Behaviour Consistency Model to ensure that you are moving towards your goals everyday.

Get your free tickets at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/reveal-your-true-potential-tickets-695816203997?aff=ebdsshcopyurl&utm-campaign=&utm-content=&utm-medium=&utm-source=&utm-term=

14/07/2023

What are the rewards of attending Haj?

1. Haj is equivalent to performing Jihad (the spiritual struggle within oneself against sin) in terms of reward.
2. The Haj cleanses a Muslim of his sins.
3. Haj eliminates poverty
4. Paradise is the reward for performing a lawful and recognized Haj.

12/07/2023

What are the Benefits of Attending Haj?

1. The Muslim develops the capability to abide by Allah's rites.
2. Muslim compassion and love are encouraged through the Haj.
3. The pilgrim follows the example of Ibrahim and his son Ismail
4. The Haj proclaims monotheism
5. The pilgrims' complete devotion and submission to Allah is symbolized by the Haj.
6. Draws attention to preparing for life after death in the afterlife.
7. Haj is similar to the Day of the Resurrection.
8. All pilgrims are equal.

10/07/2023

What Happens during the Haj?
The Haj takes place in Dhul Hijjah, the 12th and last month of the Islamic calendar, and it starts two days before Eid ul-Adha and lasts through the three-day sacrifice feast. As a result, the Haj lasts a total of five days.

A lesser pilgrimage (umrah) takes place in Mecca on the first day of Haj. After circling the Kaaba, the structure placed in the center of the Masjid al-Haram, the most significant mosque in Islam, Muslims retrace Hagar's steps between two hills. Some Muslims elect to go to Medina, which is home to the Prophet Muhammad's tomb, before landing in Mecca. Spending the night in the Mina Valley brings the day to a close.

Pilgrims depart for Mount Arafat on the second day of the Haj, where they will spend the afternoon. They will also ascend the hill known as Jabal al-Rahma, the site of the Prophet Muhammad's last sermon. Muslims will travel 5.5 kilometers west of Arafat to Muzdalifa later in the day as the sun begins to set. While taking a bus is an option, many Muslims decide to walk instead.

Muslims perform the final three days of Haj, which coincide with Eid ul-Adha, by casting stones in Mina, circling the Kaaba one last time, and removing the Ihram (a holy state they enter to complete the journey). Women will cut a lock of hair, while men will shave their heads as a symbol of rejuvenation. Over the course of the three days of Eid ul-Adha, Muslims will complete the Haj journey as well as perform the traditional killing of livestock as a sacrifice and give portions of the meat to the underprivileged, in accordance with Islamic tradition.

06/07/2023

Why do Muslims perform Haj?
The annual pilgrimage to the mosque of Allah in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, is known as the Haj, and it is one of the five essential tenets of Islam. It must be performed at least once throughout a Muslim's lifetime. Every year, during the final Islamic month of Dhul Haj, almost 2 million Muslims travel to the Holy Kaaba to undertake the Haj (Pilgrimage). Muslims are severely forbidden to commit any transgression while in the sacred state of ihram. This includes physical altercations, sexual activity, and even trimming of hair or nail-cutting. Muslims are encouraged to maintain their composure while on the journey.

Who performs Haj?
Every Muslim who is of sound mind and is physically and financially capable to undertaking Haj once in their lifetime is required to perform it. The designation of Haji is also added to the names of people who complete the pilgrimage. Children are not required to conduct Haj, but if they like to, they are welcome to do so with a parent or guardian. In addition, someone can appoint a "proxy" to do the Haj on their behalf if they are ill or have a long-term illness.

04/07/2023

What is Haj?
Haj is a pilgrimage made to the Kaaba, the “House of Allah” in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, the religion's holiest city. All adult Muslims who are physically and financially capable of making the pilgrimage and supporting their family while they are away from home are required to perform the Haj at least once in their lives.

Haj is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, alongside Shahadah (oath that one believes there is no god but Allah (God), Salat (prayer), Zakat (almsgiving) and Sawm (fasting of Ramadan).

Haj is a protracted religious journey undertaken by Muslims to purge their souls of all worldly sins; it implies both an afterlife voyage and an internal journey of good intentions. The pilgrimage rituals are carried out over a period of five or six days, from the eighth to the twelfth or thirteenth of Dhu al-Hijjah, the final month of the Islamic calendar.

How does Arqaam Thiqa Help?
Arqaam Thiqa is a fund that allows people to invest and grow their money. It also provides a good cause for the poor and needy by sponsoring their Haj. From the returns earned by the investors, a portion of it (minimum 10%) has to be donated in order for the fund to provide the Haj services for the people in need. If someone requires help from the fund to perform their Haj, then they can apply via the Arqaam Thiqa website, www.thiqa.fund

The Haj of the people the fund sponsored will be documented and shared via our social media channels.

13/06/2023

Arqaam Islamic Thiqa Fund (a sub-Fund of Arqaam Islamic Funds (OEIC) PLC) is the result of a unique collaboration between Global Islamic finance professionals in this new era of Web3 finance. It is the world’s first “Pay It Forward” fund to give investors gains from stable web3 technology investments while allowing investors to allocate a percentage of their gains to helping underprivileged families fulfil their Haj commitments.