In the book Zad, Islam Jamal has a completely different picture than the stereotypical image of money. The writer does not encourage asceticism or the glorification of poverty. On the contrary, he wants us to be rich and make the best use of unsuspected opportunities and always be ready for them. Jamal also explains in Zad’s book about the methods of getting rich, earning halal money, and investing it. When money falls into the hands of good people and the faithful nation, money becomes a means to buy good deeds and deeds, and money is not an end in itself. In a book of less than 200 pages, Islam Jamal comes out to us in his book, Zad, and talks to us about the world of finance and business. He offers his advice, speaking to housewives, university students, employees, and those whose life circumstances did not help them pursue a prosperous, prosperous, and happy life. Description of the book from the back cover: A Qur’anic promise that I leaned on during difficult days...and it took me further than I could have imagined. I clung to it as if I had stumbled upon a secret of this world. I revealed it to those I knew. Some of them took it and some did not, and I saw a change in the condition of the few who took it and narrated it. I have some of them that I have not seen, and the result is the same: abundant livelihood and increase