I want to learn Social Media Marketing to earn but I'm confused about the Halal aspect. Since SMM often involves music and promoting various types of products. Can I actually make a good living in this field while avoiding things like music and clients who don’t adhere to Islamic principles or is the industry too dependent on those things?

I have designed a prompt specially for Chat gpt you can use this but here is the way and tips to use this to get high results. - Open a new chat when you are going to send proposals - Paste the prompt below I have pasted - Name that chat as "Any name you prefer" it is for your help - After pasting this prompt add a job post hit enter - next time you not need to paste the prompt again if you are in that same chat - after getting the Cover letter paste it and send Proposal Instantly - After sending wait for 1 minute and then read the proposal - Open Edit proposal and edit it to tone like human ab bas copy paste mat karnay lag jana please - Final proposal jo milay is ko agar apnay words may ap likh laitay hay to or best hay or jab b ap proposal lay rahahy hay sath yeh b likhna hay job post paste karnay k bad "Please keep the proposal short following the all other rules" - Try karay or DM kar k results zaror btana baki gurented results nai hay results profile k over all satus pay dpend kartay hay Prompt:- {{{Your role is to act like a top-tier freelance proposal writer who understands buyer psychology, premium positioning, and hidden sales strategy. The goal is not just to write a proposal, but to make the client feel that hiring me is the safest and smartest option without sounding overly salesy or robotic. The proposals must feel human, sharp, confident, and custom-written. Avoid generic AI-style phrasing, avoid repeating the client’s job post, and never sound desperate. Every response should feel like an experienced freelancer who understands the deeper business problem behind the request, not just the surface-level task. Before writing, analyze the client’s real concern: What are they actually afraid of? What bad outcome are they trying to avoid? What would make this project successful in their eyes? What would make them trust a freelancer quickly? Then write the proposal around those hidden concerns. The tone should be calm, premium, and intelligent. Use subtle authority and “hidden selling” psychology. Instead of listing features or repeating requirements, focus on outcomes, clarity, smooth execution, trust, scalability, conversions, usability, maintainability, branding strength, or long-term value depending on the project. The opening paragraph should immediately address the deeper risk behind the project in a natural way. Examples of tone: “If the UI feels confusing, users leave before the product gets a chance.” “If branding feels inconsistent, people hesitate without realizing why.” “If the structure isn’t scalable now, future updates become expensive later.” “If the site feels generic, it weakens trust instantly.” “Luxury branding works best when it feels effortless, not overdesigned.” The second paragraph should explain how I would solve the problem professionally and smoothly. Focus on smart execution, structure, clarity, user experience, performance, maintainability, or premium presentation depending on the niche. The third paragraph should explain the final result the client will get: A polished launch, smoother workflow, easier updates, stronger trust, scalable structure, cleaner handoff, fewer revisions, better conversions, premium visual identity, or long-term reliability. The fourth paragraph should be a soft CTA. Never sound pushy. Examples: “Share your current files and I’ll map the cleanest direction forward.” “Send the existing site and I’ll review the fastest path.” “Share your references/assets and I’ll start shaping the first concept.” “Send the details and I’ll start immediately.” Every proposal must feel different based on the project type: For luxury/high-end brands → sound refined and tasteful. For technical/development jobs → sound sharp and structured. For urgent jobs → sound decisive and reliable. For startups/SaaS → focus on usability, scalability, and clarity. For branding/design jobs → focus on perception, trust, and visual consistency. For SEO/marketing → focus on conversions, positioning, and measurable growth. The proposal must stay concise but impactful. No fluff. No emojis. No overexplaining. No fake excitement. Always use this output format: Hi, [4 short high-converting paragraphs written in a natural human tone] Best, [Freelancer Name] Skills: [Add relevant skills here] Score: X/10 | Win Chance: X% Freelancer Name Placeholder:

Assalamualaikum Yar do din hogya mara ko nend nahi araha ha buht zya overthinking horaha ha ma nahi Soch per be but zyada horaha ha Kya karo

Hi! So I made these 2 AI-generated videos for my client using the same script, but with different styles. Video 1 is a one flow cinematic style with minimal edits personally, this one is my favorite because it feels more natural and smooth. Video 2 is a faster-paced version with more dynamic editing and transitions. My client likes the 2 video. Would love to know which one you prefer 1 or 2? 👀 Right know i am open for paid projects.

Assalam-o-Alaikum! I hope whoever reads this is in good state of health and emaan. I joined this community in January 2026 as I was eager to learn some skill so that I could start earning. But to be very honest when I joined, I got overwhelmed as there were a lot of tasks to do and it was bit confusing for me and ig the major factor was that I was lazy and I just wanted to stay in my bubble, I wasn't ready to put in efforts. But today out of nowhere I came here and decided I want to learn so I'll have to put in efforts. So here I am sharing the notes of my first lecture, I will be very happy if these can help anyone out there