A Sale Is Like Riba. Riba Revisited, #7

Par : Nizar Alshubaily

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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-393-14951-4
  • EAN9781393149514
  • Date de parution11/07/2021
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  • ÉditeurRelay Publishing

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It is perhaps the most famous verse about Riba in The Qur'an. Revealed over 1400 years ago, it is still a cause of mystery for many. But so obviously absent from it is an explanation of the difference.{Because they said a sale is like Riba, and Allah has permitted a sale and forbidden Riba}Why did they say a sale is like Riba?Which type of sale is similar to Riba?What are the similarities, and how did great interpreters and scholars of The Qur'an explain the revelation?Why is one permitted, while the other is forbidden?How does it relate to modern Islamic Finance?Why are some people still confused?Is it a lack of differentiation between Illah and Hikmah?This volume of the Riba Revisited Series explores this famous verse, its explanation, and implications to the modern Islamic Banking industry.
It is perhaps the most famous verse about Riba in The Qur'an. Revealed over 1400 years ago, it is still a cause of mystery for many. But so obviously absent from it is an explanation of the difference.{Because they said a sale is like Riba, and Allah has permitted a sale and forbidden Riba}Why did they say a sale is like Riba?Which type of sale is similar to Riba?What are the similarities, and how did great interpreters and scholars of The Qur'an explain the revelation?Why is one permitted, while the other is forbidden?How does it relate to modern Islamic Finance?Why are some people still confused?Is it a lack of differentiation between Illah and Hikmah?This volume of the Riba Revisited Series explores this famous verse, its explanation, and implications to the modern Islamic Banking industry.

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