Many in the western world think that there is no practicality or modern place in Islamic law and that in actions and rewards as prescribed by God there is no beneficial purpose. They think that the commandments of Islamic law are similar to a master ordering his servant simply to impose a test so that if the servant obeys, he is rewarded, and if he disobeys, he is punished. Moreover, there is mass belief that to be a true practicing Muslim one must live a life of near poverty to show humility and always be one of gratitude, that financial gain is to lead to spiritual ruin. The traditions of the Prophet and consensus of opinion of those ages, contradict this view. Subsequently, this is a timely book as more people have a growing interest in investment whether it be crypto currency or trading. This book gives guidance in best practices of money management whether it be personal finances or an insight into the care needed to be conscious of the implications of public finance. With reference to the Qur'an and Sunnah (Prophetic tradition) throughout. Especially beneficial to Millennials and Gen Z. Cover design will be modern and appealing. Concise and well referenced for an easy read.