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Which careers do you think Indian Muslims should focus on in the coming years?

With the rise in Islamophobia and the challenges many Muslims feel they face in education, hiring, and public life, I think it's worth having a serious discussion.

If you had to guide a young Muslim student today, which careers would you encourage them to pursue, and why?

Would you prioritize fields like:

  • Law
  • Civil Services
  • Medicine
  • Software/AI
  • Business & Entrepreneurship
  • Journalism
  • Academia
  • Finance
  • Defence
  • Something else?

Do you think greater representation in certain professions can help the community in the long run? Or should the focus simply be on fields with the best opportunities and job security?

Interested to hear everyone's thoughts.

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u/Local-Echidna-966 — 3 days ago
▲ 3.3k r/globetrade+4 crossposts

Hyderabad man feeds 400 people daily outside a govt hospital… before heading to his corporate job. No PR, no speeches—just humanity. ❤️

u/Jolly_Law1994 — 2 days ago
▲ 69 r/IndianMuslimNetwork+2 crossposts

More Muslims need to know about the Muslim Founder Podcast.

Been listening to the Muslim Founder Podcast lately and thought a lot of people here would enjoy it.

It introduced me to so many interesting Muslim founders, entrepreneurs, creatives and leaders that I probably would've never come across otherwise.

That's how I found out about Hasan Kubba, author of the international bestseller The Unfair Advantage, Peter Gould, an award-winning designer known for his work in Islamic design, Adil Abbuthalha is the Founder of the $200M Boycat app. There are loads of other fascinating guests too, all with different journeys and perspectives.

Podcasts like this are a nice reminder of what's possible and can be genuinely inspiring if you're thinking about starting something yourself.

If you're into startups, business, design, leadership, or just looking for some inspiration and motivation, I'd definitely recommend giving it a listen. It's also interesting to see how many of these guests incorporate Islamic values into their work, businesses, and everyday lives.

u/Local-Echidna-966 — 8 days ago
▲ 209 r/OutCasteRebels+1 crossposts

For comparison according to the India Persecution Tracker at least 50 Muslims were killed in 2025, and these are just the documented reported cases.

u/Local-Echidna-966 — 12 days ago

Liver Doc Says “Every Drop Of Alcohol Is Poison” In Explosive Health Debate | India Today Interview

Happy to have never been anywhere near this poison and never will be. Alhamdullilah for Islam 😇

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u/Local-Echidna-966 — 18 days ago
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r/IndianMuslimNetwork - A space for Indian Muslims to connect, grow, and build together.

Assalamualaikum,

We’re building a space for Indian Muslims to connect, collaborate, and grow together. r/IndianMuslimNetwork

Whether you’re a student, professional, entrepreneur, or creative, this is for you.

🔹 Network with like minded Muslims

🔹 Share jobs, internships, and opportunities

🔹 Collaborate on ideas, projects, and businesses

🔹 Improve skills and grow your career

🔹 Learn financial literacy & long term stability

🔹 Be part of community upliftment discussions

A lot of us are out there doing our own thing and scattered.

This is about changing that.

Let’s build something real, together.

u/Local-Echidna-966 — 2 months ago