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#1 16-10-2024 12:44:43
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Barriers to good and stable earnings
I’m not one of those people who always knew what they would do. I’ve tried many things, attempted to study various subjects, searched for myself, and finally realized that I genuinely enjoy studying the Forex market, understanding trading, and everything related, but now there’s one big nuance: I’m a Muslim. I really don’t want to violate religious norms and don’t understand how possible it is for a Muslim to trade on the Forex market. Do you have any insights on my issue?
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#2 16-10-2024 12:50:01
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Re : Barriers to good and stable earnings
Seriously? I don’t quite understand how work can conflict with religion. And why religion could prohibit work. To me, this all sounds somewhat strange and even wild because it seems like there’s a merging of two spheres of human life that shouldn’t intersect.
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#3 16-10-2024 13:08:20
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Re : Barriers to good and stable earnings
If you’re not a Muslim, it’s hard to understand. But yes, for many beginners, religious norms can be a problem. Nevertheless, even Muslim traders can trade successfully if they choose swap-free accounts. Larry, who understands this topic much better than I do, explains what swap-free accounts are and why they allow Muslim traders to trade without violating religious norms in his article https://celebrow.org/business/a-guide-t … compliant/. In my opinion, that’s precisely what you need to know right now.
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