“5 Online Earning Ideas for Students Who Follow Islamic Habits”

 



As a Muslim student, I always wanted to earn online — without compromising my values, my studies, or my prayers.
If you're the same, here are 5 halal, practical ways you can start earning online — even as a beginner.

1. 📚 Start a Blog (Just like I did!)

You can write about Islamic habits, student life, books, motivation, or anything you love.
Once you get visitors, you can earn through:

  • Google AdSense (ads on your blog)

  • Affiliate links (like books/tools from Daraz or Amazon)

🟢 Tip: Write 2 posts every week and share them on WhatsApp groups.

2. 🎥 Create a YouTube Channel

Use your phone to record videos about:

  • Islamic reminders

  • Book summaries

  • Study + Prayer routines

You don’t need a fancy camera — just good lighting and honest content.

🟢 Tip: Start with Shorts (less than 1-minute videos). They're easier and grow fast.

3. 📖 Sell Digital Products (E-books / Notes / Islamic Planners)

If you are good at writing or designing, you can create:

  • Study guides

  • Islamic printable planners

  • Motivational quotes in PDF

You can sell them on Gumroad or just take payments via JazzCash/EasyPaisa.

🟢 Tip: Start by offering one free product, and collect emails.

4. 🛒 Affiliate Marketing (Halal Way)

Recommend useful tools/books and earn a commission.
If someone buys through your link, you get paid.

Examples:

  • “Don't Be Sad” book

  • Islamic learning apps

  • Study tools like planners or pens

🟢 Tip: Be honest — only recommend what you believe in.

5. 🧑‍🏫 Teach Online (If You're Good at a Subject)

You can teach younger students:

  • Quran with tajweed

  • English grammar

  • Basic math or science

Use Zoom or Google Meet. Take small fees per class.

🟢 Tip: Start with people in your neighborhood or family groups.

🌙 Islamic Reminder:

“The best of people are those who are most beneficial to others.” – Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
So whatever you do online, make sure it's helpful, honest, and halal.

✍ Final Thoughts

You don’t need to be an expert or have money to start earning online.
You just need:

  • A pure intention

  • A small habit

  • And consistency

Start small — one step at a time — and let Allah put barakah in your work. 🌱

Also read: Atomic Habits for Muslim Students”

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