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Oil executives refused and claimed not to remember what they made in personal income last year in front of a congressional committee investigating them and the oil industry s rip off and price gouging practices - English

US Senator Elizabeth Warren grills banking regulators and asks them why they have failed to take any bank executives to trial for their crimes while ordinary citizens get squeezed when prosecutors want to make an example of them

- Minimum wage mandatory raise in the province of Ontario and its reactions within all aspects of society. - Employees receive higher wages, however some employers cut off other benefits and plans as a result. - In any country, when the government want to handle their own finances or budgets, it’s always the poor section of the society who suffers the most. - On the other hand, officials and executives continue living a lavish lifestyle. - Narration of Khutba # 209 of Nahjul Balagha. - The advice given in the above Khutba is relevant to us even today. - The executives who cut budgets should first start from themselves. - Imam Ali(a.s) was not poor. He had many properties and wells that he gave away as waqf for charity. - Imam Ali(a.s) ate only dry bread in-spite of having the means. This was to maintain the lowest level so that even the poor people of the society could relate to him. - Imam Ali(a.s) is an eternal example for the Muslim world and the wise people of the world. - Islam does not believe in complete isolation in order to enhance spirituality. - We can use the luxury of this world but not become its slave. - Islam only believes in temporary isolation known as ‘iteqaf’ - What we need to be careful of is the ‘greed’. - Example of the fly that sits on the sugar and of the fly that sits on honey. - We should not submerge into the luxury of this world and become its slave. - Quote of passages from dua # 8 and #39 of the 4th Imam from Sahifa Sajjadiyya. MP3: https://s3.amazonaws.com/JCC/Fridays/FridayKhutba_Rizvi_2018-01-12_12-59-48.mp3 Friday Juma Khutba Recited By: Maulana Syed Muhammad Rizvi Date: January 12th, 2018 www.facebook.com/IslamiCentre.org www.twitter.com/sayyidmrizvi www.islamicentre.org

Success Story Leadership Development - Mr. Arif Naqvi - Success Story The Madinah Institute of Leadership and Entrepreneurship (MILE) brings senior executives and high potential leaders from all over the world for executive education to discover new dimensions in Leadership Development, Good Governance, Telecom Training , HR Performance and various other management practices to help them grow in their business careers. Arif Naqvi, 49, is founder and Group CEO of Abraaj Capital, the largest private equity group in the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia. In 2008, The Institutional Investor billed him as among the 12 most influential businessmen in the Middle East. Mr. Naqvi is on the board of several bodies including the World Economic Forum's Arab Business Council, the Pakistan Human Development Fund and the King Abdullah II Award for Youth Innovation & Achievement in Jordan. He is also a member of the Advisory Council of the Emerging Markets Private Equity Assocation and the Advisory Board of the Columbia University Middle East Research Center. In 2006, he was awarded Pakistan's highest civilian honour, the Sitari-e-Imtiaz, by the republic's president. Before founding The Cupola Group in 1994 and Abraaj in 2002, Mr. Naqvi worked at Arthur Andersen and Saudi Arabia's Olayan Group. He is a graduate of the London School of Economics.