You have probably reached this page from a menu that says “Hiring,” so here is the plain answer before you spend any more time on it: Qardon.com is built by one person. There are no open roles, there is no closed role waiting to open, and there is no date after which that changes. Nothing on this page will ask you for a résumé.
Fotoh, Inc. has one officer and one director, and he is the only person working on it. In his own words: “I am an individual who is starting this for Allah, hiring people is going to cost me arm and leg.” That is the whole reason there is no hiring page worth the name. There is no payroll, no recruiting budget, no outside investor and no funding round — the capital in this company is fifteen years of one person's work. Until money comes in from the work itself, an offer of employment would be a sentence he could not keep, and this site does not print sentences like that.
So there is nothing here to apply to. No waitlist, no talent pool, no “we'll keep you on file.” Anyone who has sent a résumé into a company that was not hiring knows what that silence feels like, and we would rather not be the cause of it.
If you have read what this platform is trying to do — a marketplace built so that ordinary people can buy a house or a car at one price, paid monthly, without interest — and you want to be part of it anyway, you can write. Be honest with yourself about what you are writing into: a single inbox, read by one person who is building the thing, with no job attached to it and no promise of a reply or a date. Some people write because they want to be told when there is work. Others write because they know something we clearly do not and want to say so. Both are welcome; neither is a job application.
That address reaches Fotoh, Inc.'s own inbox and it works — it is not a form that posts nowhere. It is also not staffed: no reply date is promised, and nobody will call you.