Business that you could explore: part 2

Hello readers, I will be writing about a business that you could explore. Part 1 was written you should read it. I hope you gain a thing or two from it.

Intoxicants are forbidden by Allah, as such hand sanitizers with intoxicants in them would not be halal. Based on my research, I was informed non-alcoholic hand sanitizers does not kill as much germs as the alcoholic one. That is not a reason to use alcohol based sanitizers, as intoxicants are forbidden in the Quran. Its better to use halal soaps to wash your hands.

I was informed that Prophet Muhammad (peace be unto him) used soil to wash is hands after using the toilet. But I have not been able to verify the information. I do know that if you do not have water for ablution you can do tayammum for a long time until you come across water. That is a neccesity for Salat.

The soil might have some properties, can it be explored to see if hand sanitizers can be made from it. However, washing your hands with water is better. Any error I may have made, may Allah forgive me. Allah knows best

Make sure your business is halal.Everything should be done for the sake of Allah. Part of doing something for the sake of Allah means hoping for reward from Him in this life and the Hereafter. Everything happens according to the will of Allah (you have freewill, therefore, you are responsible for your actions).

Halal means anything lawful Islamically.

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