Financial contracts in Islam

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Financial contracts in Islam from A to Z: the status of sale, its pillars, sales of minors and coerced persons, salam, hajr, sulh, hawala, qard and kafala.

Other pages of this pillar

• Riba: its types and effects
• Salam (deferred-delivery sale)
• Istisna (manufacture to order)
• The loan (qard) and hawala
• Rahn (pledge and guarantee deposit)
• Kafala and daman (guarantees)
• Sulh (amicable settlement)
• Sarf: currency exchange
• Gharar: forbidden uncertain sales
• Najash and commercial deception
• Ikrah: coercion in contracts
• Khiyar: cancellation options in sale
• Selling an undivided asset or another's property
• Murabaha and riba-free credit
• Classic insurance and Islamic takaful
• Bank interest and Islamic banking
• Selling gold and silver jewelry
• Dropshipping and online selling
• Cryptocurrencies: buying, selling, mining
• Debts: delay, rescheduling and remission
• State benefits and allowances

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