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Domestic borrowing without the rate of interest: gharar and the origins of sukuk [PDF]

All governments need to borrow from the public. Known as domestic borrowing, this is not an easy process. For Muslim countries, where interest is prohibited, this process becomes extra ordinarily difficult.
Cizakca, Murat
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ONLINE CONTRACT AND THE ISSUES OF GHARAR AND UNCERTAINTY

IIUM Law Journal, 2012
The use of internet as a medium of communication has widened the scope of contract formation. Sale and purchase activities are held online either for performance of contract through the internet itself or to be performed outside the cyber world. Under Islamic Law there are several areas of uncertainty which will have significant impacts on electronic ...
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Islamic economics: Intertemporal prices, interest rates and discount rates

Economic Affairs, Volume 44, Issue 3, Page 582-588, October 2024.
Gerald R Steele
wiley   +1 more source

Fatwa on Cryptocurrency as Digital Assets

Parewa Saraq
This study aims to analyze the Islamic legal rulings on cryptocurrency as established by the 7th Ijtima Ulama Fatwa Commission of Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI) held in November 2021.
Muhammad Aslam Latang, Fathurrahman, Muhammad Faried   +2 more
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LARANGAN JUAL BELI GHARAR: TELA’AH TERHADAP HADIS DARI MUSNAD AHMAD BIN HANBAL

Equilibrium: Jurnal Ekonomi Syariah, 2015
Purchase and sale activity is done for getting profits. But actually, not all that transaction can do it. Exactly, gharar is bringing the loss because it contains deception. Because of that, Prophet Muhammad SAW forbids that activity.
Purbayu Budi Santosa, Aris Anwaril Muttaqin   +1 more
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Mitigating Gharar in Sharia Capital Market Volatility: Governance, Regulation, and Technology

Az-Zarqa'
: In Islamic economics, gharar refers to uncertainty or ambiguity in transactions, which is prohibited because it can harm investors and undermine market stability.
Ali Akbar Ruhullah Muhammadi, Edo Segara Gustanto, Januariansyah Arfaizar, Ali Asghar Fadlullah Muhammadi   +3 more
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Revisiting the principles of Gharar in Islamic banking financing instruments with special reference to Bay al-Inah and Bay al-Dayn towards a new modified model

, 2011
One of the significant features of Islamic banking is the elimination of riba and gharar. However many problems arise in some of Islamic banking financing instruments when they are claimed to contain significant elements of gharar thus held unacceptable ...
Razali, Siti Salwani
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Juristic Views on Riba, Gharar and Qimar in Life Insurance

ICR Journal, 2016
Throughout the Muslim world, the issue of whether life insurance involves unlawful elements of ribe, gharar and qimer continues to be debated. A heated controversy has been raging over this problem, with Muslim jurists becoming divided into two distinct groups: those who have argued that ribe, gharar and qimer are all in some way involved in life ...
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Gharar in stock option transactions A Shi'a jurisprudence approach [PDF]

جستارهای اقتصادی, 2007
In transactions, Gharar has always been noticed by Shi’ajurisprudence (Figh) and Muslim scholars have always tried to avoidit. Ghararian transaction is one that its results are so vague thatproduce unusual probability for loss.
Gholam Reza mesbahimoghadam, ESmaeel ganj   +1 more
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Islamic and capitalist economies: Comparison using econophysics models of wealth exchange and redistribution. [PDF]

PLoS One, 2022
Kato T.
europepmc   +1 more source