The Muslim Company (Bangladesh) Commits 10% of Monthly Net Profit to Global Charity Through The Muslim Company Foundation

The Muslim Company, a faith-driven Prophetic Model Business Group headquartered in Dhaka, Bangladesh, operates under a Shariah-compliant business model inspired by the ethical principles, commerce, and leadership of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). The company today reaffirmed its long-term commitment to dedicating 10% of its monthly net profit to global charitable initiatives through its humanitarian arm and wholly controlled nonprofit organization, The Muslim Company Foundation.

Unlike conventional corporate philanthropy programs that often rely on discretionary or annual donations, The Muslim Company's charitable commitment is embedded within its corporate governance framework as a permanent financial obligation. The company believes that sustainable business growth should be accompanied by long-term social responsibility, ethical leadership, and meaningful humanitarian impact.

Founded in January 2025 by Bangladeshi engineer and entrepreneur Shariful Islam, The Muslim Company is building businesses across more than 20 sectors, including artificial intelligence, technology, renewable energy, healthcare, education, manufacturing, logistics, infrastructure, agriculture, media, research, ethical investment, and Islamic finance. The company is committed to developing responsible businesses that combine innovation, transparency, and sustainable economic development.

The Muslim Company Foundation leads the company's humanitarian and charitable initiatives. The Foundation supports programs focused on poverty alleviation, education, healthcare, orphan care, humanitarian relief, food security, clean water, environmental restoration, animal welfare, disaster response, and community development. Its charitable activities are funded through zakat, sadaqah, voluntary donations, and The Muslim Company's standing commitment to allocate 10% of its monthly net profit for charitable purposes.

According to the company's published governance principles, charitable giving is not treated as a voluntary Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program but as a permanent component of its financial and governance structure. The company's operations are guided by the principles of Amanah (Trust), Ilm (Knowledge), and Rahmah (Mercy), with oversight provided by a Supreme Shariah Board to help ensure compliance with Islamic ethics and Shariah principles.

"We believe that charity should never be an afterthought or a marketing campaign," said Shariful Islam, Founder & CEO of The Muslim Company. "By integrating charitable giving directly into our financial structure, we aim to demonstrate that ethical business, sustainable growth, and humanitarian responsibility can advance together while creating lasting value for society."

Beyond its commercial operations, The Muslim Company continues to develop initiatives that promote responsible innovation, ethical entrepreneurship, sustainable development, financial inclusion, and community well-being. Through its businesses and The Muslim Company Foundation, the company aims to contribute to a future where commercial success and humanitarian responsibility reinforce one another.

For more information about The Muslim Company, The Muslim Company Foundation, its governance principles, and charitable initiatives, please visit https://www.themuslim.company/the-muslim-company-foundation

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The Muslim Company is a diversified global conglomerate headquartered in Dhaka, Bangladesh, founded in January 2025 by Shariful Islam. The company operates across more than twenty sectors, including technology, finance, education, healthcare, manufacturing, renewable energy, and humanitarian development, guided by a long term mission of ethical, transparent, and sustainable institution building.

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