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Many people struggle financially not because they earn too little, but because of poor money habits and lack of financial discipline.

In this powerful Islamic financial reminder, we uncover 7 common spending traps that silently drain wealth and remove barakah from our income — and how Islam teaches us to avoid them.

From eating out too often and wasting money on useless subscriptions, to lavish weddings, branded clothing, smoking, gadget addiction, and neglecting charity — this video explains how small daily habits can either keep you poor or bring stability and blessings into your finances.

Through the lens of Islamic teachings and the lifestyle of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, you’ll learn how to:

Fix bad spending habits

Budget the halal way

Track expenses wisely

Save money consistently

Avoid modern lifestyle traps

Increase barakah in your income


This reminder is for anyone who has ever said: “I earn money, but it never stays.” “I have bad spending habits.” “I want financial discipline the Islamic way.”


⏰ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro – It’s not low income, it’s habits
0:32 Trap #1 Eating Out Too Often
0:59 Trap #2 Useless Subscriptions
1:16 Trap #3 Lavish Weddings & Parties
1:39 Trap #4 Branded Clothing
2:02 Trap #5 Smoking & Vaping
2:23 Trap #6 Latest Gadgets
2:41 Trap #7 No Charity, No Savings
3:01 3-Step Islamic Budget Plan
3:18 Comment Challenge & Next Video

💰 TOPICS COVERED

Bad money habits Muslims should avoid

Islamic view on overspending and wastefulness (Isrāf)

How the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ lived with simplicity

Real-life examples of financial mistakes

Budgeting, saving, and financial discipline in Islam

Barakah in wealth and charity (Sadaqah)

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📌 DISCLAIMER

This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial or religious advice. The creator is not a certified Islamic scholar or financial advisor. Please consult a qualified Islamic scholar and licensed financial professional before making financial decisions. Every individual’s situation is different, and investing involves risk.