I believe even on this forum, there are persons who are Christians, there are some who are Muslims and the likes. I have come across people who believe they should only do business with does from their religion, what's your take on this? As a Christian are you comfortable going into an investment with a Muslim or vice versa?
Should religion hinder business transactions?
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I love a lot of wonderful people and it does not have anything to do with their religious background. It has everything to do with their personality. I think religion should not be a barrier as to why we should do business with some people around us in my opinion.
I think difference in religious belief should not hinder a business transaction. What matters most is whether the people involved are trustworthy and reliable.
Agree with it as long as the person is also known in their place as a person of integrity. There's always a chance to prove to people his honesty and integrity as s business person. There's no reason to disqualify him.
No religion hinder in business transaction, why so many successful Muslim businessman are doing business in USA and other western countries, and many Christians budinessman are doing excellent business in Muslim countries.
Simple we are first and foremost dealing with a human being. Religion aside and let do business . So yes let always do business first no religion interference.
In business it has nothing to do with religion, the easiest example is when we buy stocks, all religions buy bluechip stocks for investment, the same goes for if you want a joint venture, you don't need to look at the religion of your business partner, the most important thing is profit sharing is fair and written.
Religion should not be allowed to interfere in the business affairs.
When it comes to business religion should be set aside clearly.