In Switzerland, practicing Muslims face challenges in managing their finances according to Islamic principles, especially regarding the prohibition of interest. Individuals like Amir, who prioritize sharia-compliant transactions, adopt strategies such as using prepaid credit cards and imposing strict spending limits. The absence of Islamic banks in Switzerland forces Muslims to seek alternative financial solutions, which can marginalize those less affluent. The dialogue surrounding Islamic finance is growing, revealing a broader concern for ethical investing and social justice among the community.