Does a building, something seemingly unconscious, reflect and shape our lives? Can a building draw us to empathy with the world and its ecosystems – or separate and isolate us? In this episode, Umar Moghul speaks with real estate developer, Ahmed Tyler Krupp of Threshold Development Group to explore a radical premise: space is never neutral — every wall, window, and doorway either invites us toward God or distances us from Him. Listeners are invited to a conversation about how the physical spaces we design, manage and occupy reflect our faith and ethics – and engender social, economic and environmental equity.
CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Introduction
3:39 - Integrating Shariah Into the Built Environment
7:34 - Buildings That Shape People
16:10 - Shariah-Compliant Real Estate Development and Riba
22:07 - Extending Risk-Sharing Across Stakeholders
28:45 - Market Reception and Business Impact
31:13 - Stewardship, Sustainability and Planetary Boundaries
37:10 - Finance, Growth and Environmental Limits
43:41 - Translating Shariah Into Property Management
49:42 - Da'wah in the Built Environment
51:09 - Beauty in Business Opportunity
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