I don't want to send a long post here, so you can ask these questions from ChatGPT:

1. do you agree that veto rights are prime example of injustice
2. what was the effect of veto on Gaza
   3.who appointed those 5 countries as major powers
3. so they're just unjust, tell me briefly how can i bring justice to the world

This conversation was deep😶

If you have wealth but lack contentment, you are still poor. But if you have contentment even without wealth, you are truly rich.

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- Musulmon bo’lish qiyin ish ekan, osonlikcha bo’lmas ekan. Bunga yengil-yelpi qaramaslik kerak ekan. Dinni butun olamga yoyish, yetkazish kerak ekan, usta. Buning uchun esa qalb kerak, iymon, ishq kerak. Musulmonman degan odamga oyoqlari ostida ezilib ketadigan yo’l kerak ekan.

- To’g’ri, lekin so’zlaringda kamchilik bor.

- Qanday kamchilik, usta?

- Dardni aytmading. Dard ham kerak, - dedi darvesh Hasan usta. Men bu suhbatdan angladimki, dard ham kerak. Bilginki, dard bo’lmasa, yo’lga chiqilmaydi. Dardi bo’lmaganning boradigan manzili ham yo’q.

- Fotih Duman

Thoughts

1. In the beginning of my MSc in Finance studies, i thought: why have I ever come here? The classes we had were introductory Finance classes covering basic things I learned in Westminster. I thought studying Masters in the same field as your Bachelor degree is a big waste of time. Just a tool for people who studying something else and wanted to move into Finance sphere. But, if you just want to move to another city, find work there, it is still a good place to go.

2. Time went by, and i noticed that teaching is really different in Europe in contrast to my country. In my previous experiences, knowing a lot was considered good. Here, they focus on small things, a lot. They spend long hours on a single case study, and try to understand the implications of things. There is no a single good answer, they consider a variety of solutions and leave for you to judge. I really liked this method of slow and steady teaching.

3. Along with our Finance program, there is a Business Analytics program in my uni, so most of my elective courses come from there. As a person who wasn't fond of data courses and especially coding, I tried to avoid them. But somehow I decided to try some of them, namely Data Exploration and Coding with Python. They really blew my mind, and at some point i wished I chose BA as my major. Python as I saw it, is a more powerful version of Excel, though more advanced to learn and use. Later I learnt that they cover SQL, PowerBI and other analytical tools, which I thought were too difficult for me to learn. But in really they are very intuitive and logical.

4. Now a new chapter opened in my life as I discovered data analytics and its uses. Now I want to dedicate some time to learn coding, as I saw it automates a lot of things we usually do manually. I'd be grateful if you could advise some Data courses that you found useful.

5. Living alone is pretty cool, as well as challenging. There's nobody to distract you from your work, and also nobody to push you to achieve more. It's the definition of you vs you. You either make a man out of yourself or at least you understand who you truly are.

6. There are tons of opportunities in Europe, to travel between countries, to relax, and have a great time. I really like the social freedom that people have. It's very visible that people do whatever they want to do, without being told how to live. Also, everything that is made for society has a function. I didn't notice many things that are just for the name of it. I'd summarize — infrastructure works for people, not people for the structure.

7. I always dreamed of becoming a chef one day. I think that dream of mine has become a reality in some sense. I cook for myself almost every day, and I shop my own groceries, I clean the kitchen. I guess it's one of my dreams came true, alhamdulillah. And this is one more thing that I learnt during this travel. I thought cooking was hard and time consuming, in reality it's pretty enjoyable. Especially if you cook well, and don't burn your food)

Example:
You and me create a business. I put 80% of investment, and you put 20% of it. This means that I hold claim to 80% of company’s assets. And if company bears losses more than its equity, i pay 80% of that loss from my pocket.

But profit is a different topic. We can agree that I’ll not indulge in day-to- day activities of business but only large transactions. While you dedicate yourself and work full time managing the company activities. So it’s fair that your share in profit should be larger than your investment. So, we decide to divide profit 50/50. To note, you get paid for your management position separately (as salary) from your share in profit.

Musharakah Asset ownership in musharakah is pro rata of respective investments of the investors. Similarly, liability is unlimited for all the partners unless there is one general and rest are limited partners. Profit division and management participation…

Musharakah

Asset ownership in musharakah is pro rata of respective investments of the investors.

Similarly, liability is unlimited for all the partners unless there is one general and rest are limited partners.

Profit division and management participation is upon agreement of investors.