What is Riba in Islam? Meaning, Definition, Types and Examples | AIMS UK
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In this video, we explain the concept of riba in Islam, its different types and why it is prohibited in Islam. Riba is an unjustified increment in borrowing or lending money, paid in kind or in money above the amount of loan, as a condition imposed by the lender or voluntarily by the borrower. We also explain how riba is different from other forms of interest and how it is applied in the context of Islamic banking and finance. The vlide also explains the types of riba (Riba An Nasiyah and Riba Al Fadl), with examples.
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For all muslimin, understand that the current monetary system known as "Fiat money" is driven and only works because of riba. How I wish we islamic nations could perpetuate and come up with an independent asset based monetary system that is halal and doesn't erode the wealth of the people in the long run.
Based and halal moment
Cryptocurrency
@@DestinySyum the elite are the ones in charge of crypto
Since Paul Volker (early 1980's) , central banks have been pretty successful at controlling inflation. Their target is now about 2% per year. There are arguments among economists about whether 2% or zero % is better, you seem to be in the zero % camp, so make your case to them. In any case, fiat money (which is mostly deposit/electronic based now) is far superior to the wild speculative swings in gold and silver prices.
@@roberthannah7983 those speculative markets would also not exist in the islamic system. Also when you use something as a target, it ceases to be a metric
All the dislikes are from bankers 😂😂😂😂😂
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@@sillybeans929 yes
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I don't see any dislikes
Thanks so much for the explanation , now I understand about riba...👍🙏
Thank you so much for this video , greatly presented
Now I understand about riba and thanks for all videos
Please continue uploading videos like this ❤
Wonderful illustration!
That was very helpful and professional 👏
Clear explanation, thanks
Thank you so much for uploading this video! it truly gave me a clear understanding about Riba keep up the good work.
Thank you so much now I know what to do and not to do 😀
Okay thanks so much Allah bless you
JazakhAllah khair
Very well explained
My lecturer make me come here,learn something today👍
JazakaAllah khair
I have an doubt,
I am using one app it's an earning app.First we should pay 1dollar and every month that app will give you 1dollars!
It will come under ribba?
Such a great explaination , presentation in this video .
Yes it was a very good video
@@antimatter333 I have an doubt,
I am using one app it's an earning app.First we should pay 1dollar for opening and every month that app will give you 1dollars!
It will come under ribba?
Esports which app is it?
@@antimatter333 that app is True or not I don't know but I have an withdraw option is that halal or haram?
Esports is there any risk in the app? As in is there a possibility that you will lose money?
Also a video on Takaful vs Insurance
Excessive growth of something.
Riba is basically selling of money which is limited anyway .... it creates money from money and money is supposed to be defined as only a useful tool of transaction, it represents a value and it has no value in its own right. The value that they usually ascribe to it is 'risk and time' but that's such a nonsense if you think about it. Interest literally makes no sense, but we live in world where Kim Kardashian is a popular person and where people globally think that muslims are terrorist and that liberalism is a superior system so yeh ...
Non-muslims also bonded to search on islam
Islam is a beautiful religion ❤
New subscriber. I want more video like this and apply it to the real world today like stock market, mutual funds, index funds, forex, ETFs, etc.
Exactly. I always want to hear on what we have in this times.Profit sounds to me as riba.I get confused.
Insurance too.Policies..
These are not interests these are not the additional wealth rather the money earned from these sources is due to profit gained by the invested companies.
Correct
This ensure poor to be poorer.n the money guarder or the rich richer.zakat of 2 .5% of stored wealth in savings account.once a year is better. So obviously the poor dont have savings n they dont give zakat but receives.this is minimum compulsory donation annually n to be channelled to orphans n poor blind widows single wives and the destitute. I like this.
You like it because it makes sense, as it came from the creator and is still pure in its essence and teachings.. You will find that Islam promotes all that is good and prohibits all that is bad.. I was born Muslim but choose to remain Muslim as it is the only true way of life
The problem is in the implementation. Who gets the zakat? You hear stories of zakat money sent to the middle east for jihad.
Which type of Riba does a mortgage fall under and why? Thanks!
Well ..great work..keep it up.
Can you tell me which software is used in this video for animation. .thanks
maybe powerpoint
SubhanAllah
First comment. Thanks teacher. From Somaliland.😊
Abokor Hussein Hassan are Those who working in Somali like dahabshil and other Hawala and banking system 🏦 they are working in the way of halal ??
Didn't understand the part where sell items in exchange of equivalent of the same kind.... Buying and selling in cash as per market value. But, isn't the market value depending on the present fiat -intetest system?
If a holding bank open islamic section in bank and give it reserve to give loans can it be halal?
Riba (Arabic; ribbit in Hebrew) is Time value of money. Usually defined in pages 1-3 of any undergrad finance textbook. What's all the obfuscation about?
Haha.. yes from a worldly point of view to cater for inflation & risk. However from Shariah point of view those are man made philosophies to justify rip offs, and they have adverse consequences to humanity, opposing to the will of Allah..
Arabic and Hebrew are semitic languages
hello teacher, I work on a website that offers small jobs, sometimes it offers us to keep the job for 10 minutes. it takes a few cents for this service
is it riba or not please answer please
It means that futures trading is not riba. It’s the amount given for business and plateform takes it share for that loan
Does selling gold in money a form of riba?
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If someone buys government bonds for certain period and receives some interest in exchange of the fixed deposit. Will it be considered as Riba?
Yes, it is Riba without any Doubt.
@Kalvakuntla Akhilrao What you've done in that case is clearly forbidden. But Allah is indeed all Merciful.
@@AIMSEducationUK Not by a modernist interpretation, that riba is excessive and exploitive interest.
@BigJohn Hansome I think you've misunderstood me brother, haha. What I meant was that it isn't too late to stop and to repent and not to continue sinning. No worries if you didn't realise it.
@@AIMSEducationUK the musharakaj method is riba?
So can I stil get student loan from the goverment? If I pay them back and they ask for more like 5 percent interest are they committing riba? Please reply its very important because Im stressed I dont know how I will be able to go to collage.
Different to if I give my friend 20 pounds and she says give me 25 is that riba?
The Arabic word "Riba" literally means "an addition to" or "excess" over the original amount, and the transaction becomes Haraam.
There r a lot of videos about student loans from different fatwas. I suggest u look into it inshallah.
@@AIMSEducationUK so what should I do if I need some money for education, business, personal needs or for buying a house? Who will give us money without having any profit for themselves?
@@mansoorahmednaik9179 friends, relatives, islamic banks?
@@imk03 Nice to have rich friends. The best way to lose a friend is to borrow or lend money and then get into an argument. Islamic banks - they are more expensive that ordinary banks.
Sir What About Intraday Trading In Options In Nifty 50 market? Is it halal or haram?
trading only options is haram as it amounts to gambling.
Brother if the loan exceed its time limit it is said i have to pay interest meaning riba ???
Yes interest in any means is called Riba
If the loan exceed it’s time limit Islam encourage in forgiving the loan ( if you’re wealthy enough and the person who’s in debt has some real reason ) or simply increase the time as in Islam the Farewell prayer of the Muslim can’t be called unless he’s clear from his/her debt. That’s why when the people gather around to pray the farewell prayer ( Namaz-e-Janazah) the heirs of the dead persons make an announcement If anybody owes anything to the dead one please come forward usually people forgive the loan ( As Allah will be happy ) or if anyone ask for it he can’t be denied.
Thank you very much for the time and effort to make this video. Unfortunately, I would have appreciated a little more explanation. at 5:17 he says that you should sell cash in the market value etc. So, what does that mean when you've got inflation. Money today is not worth the same as in 10 years. So if I borrow somebody 100 euros and he pays back to me in 10 years the exact same amount of money, he basically stole of me because the value of 100 euros today is maybe 120 euros in 10 years. I don't think the 20 euros more can be considered riba, right?
Thats why you should state when he should return the money.
For example i lend you 100 dollars, you agreed to pay back in a week with a guarantee, something of similar value, if you cant do it, i can sell that guarantee, for example for 120 dollars, then give you the 20, 100 for me as the payment.
Lending money without guarantee means you should expect people not to pay back.
But nevertheless in the afterlife there would be the most just Judge, Allah, who will decide the dispute. Idk what the punishment in the world though, maybe there is, maybe there isnt
@@farhansyabibi170 thank you for your effort and your time but that is not exactly what I meant.
What I meant is;
I borrow you 100 euros in 2022. The inflation rate in one year is 5%. So one would have to get 105 euros back in order for the value to be exact the same. So 100 euro in 2022 is 105 euro in 2023. If you give me back 100 euro in 2023, you took 5 euro of me. Of course for smaller amounts nobody cares but people also loan each other huge amounts for longer periods of time.
Money is a medium of exchange, so the value of the money is in how many goods I can buy with it in one year compared to the other. If in the example I gave here above in 2022 I can buy 2 eggs and a bread with the 100 euro, and I lend you the money I still want to be able to buy 2 eggs and 1 bread in 2023 and not only 1 egg and 1 bread.
And if bank loan intrust rate is fix eg 5 percent is it ok to take it.
Of course it is not. This is actually what riba is: "Guaranteed and Fixed Profit".
I have a doubt if i have a money and i give it to another person to trade for me and he expect to return the onvestment for me , and if i loss the thats no problem with that but if he gives to me i will share with him is it ribba?
Wow, this video is just precise and perfect very good
Which software have you used????
Government taxes like in india.. is it riba?. If we did not pay , it is termed as crime as per gov law..what you suggest..
Is trading using leverage permissible, provided it is free of swap and there is no interest?
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The product should be of equal value then. Allah knows best.
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Assalamu alaikum, can you please clarify your first example. If a person lends money to another person, on a condition to return that money within a specific period and + some % back on top of the money lent, does this count as riba? Or is it when the debtor has to pay extra money because he/she failed to repay the lent money + % agreed? Please clarify
Anything extra that the borrower gained from the original borrowed amount is considered riba
@@haruyanto8085 so if you buy a bag of rice, which worth $20 in wholesale price. And you sell that bag of rice for $25 to your local people, this $5 consider as riba? As he is getting extra out of the same bag of rice??
@@aminurrahman2390 this example involves buying an selling. Where risk(rice going bad or stolen) is involved. Also value is added since the rice must have travelled to the local people. Riba gives guaranteed worldly gains, while buying and selling has risk/profit/loss.
What about affiliate links for a product
Not Riba. Someone is paying you to help you increase their profits and business, not Riba. You provide a service(promoting their product), they give you a price for it
So if you get a loan from the bank and you had to pay interest for the loan is it the bank that’s committing the sin or is it both of us
Both, lender and borrower are sinner, and even the bank employees processing the transactions.
In a Hadith of Prophet Mohammed (Peace Be Upon Him), reported by Hazrat by Harat Jabir (Radi Allahu Anhu):
The Prophet may curse the receiver and the payer of interest, the one who records it and the two witnesses to the transaction and said: “They are all alike [in guilt].”
References:
1. Muslim, Kitab al-Masaqat, Bab la’ni akili al-riba wa mukilil;
2. Tirmidhi, and,
3. Musnad Ahmad.
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Is it a sin to work in financial institute
One of the scholar i was listening to said selling gold and silver on loan is haram completely.
I have a question.having an account in a normal bank is also considered as riba?i don't gain any percentage from my account.
If you are not drawing any type of profit from bank (such as interest or gifts), so it is Halal under current circumstances.
@@AIMSEducationUK thank you for your answer.
5:22
my mom got books that were on sale and selled them later using the original price
is that riba?
No don't riba
@@sehmusyldz4421 what ur trying to say is that it's not riba?
No it is not riba at all. She just made a profit on the sale of a good. That's all.
@@ahmdjoiya what if a bank buy a car from the dealership with $1000, and sell it to you for $1500,also you have the option to pay it off in 20 months, would you consider this RIBA or no RIBA??
@@aminurrahman2390no if you exactly pay 1500 in 20 month
Trading gold, silver, curencies or oil on Forex market is it riba?
Yes
Well if you wrong position you lose your money and you lose you stuff ITS trading ? Where you stuff after you buy? Back to real gold my friend this money papper Will fall down now you need to be prepare
Salam islam
So basically I cannot ask for interest if someone borrow me money ???
So youre saying borrowing money for a fee is okay until you pay interest in the money your borrowed?
That original fee for borrowing the money was not riba?
I have an doubt,
I am using one app it's an earning app.First we should pay 1dollar and every month that app will give you 1dollars!
It will come under ribba?
First tell me name of this app
@@furqanshakeel1888 macaw digit app
As Salam walaikum wwb
Why is Islamic bank more expensive than commercial bank If you take house loans?
because with "regular" banks, you need to pay extra interest, because this is haram, prices must be higher, but there's no interest in the end
@@BigTyrone Its the same thing lol. Its even worse, ur paying more then u should.
@@yasinozkan exactly, but some people think that the interest is "gone" while it really isn't
Waalaikumussalam, In Islamic Bank concept , they actually buy the house for you and sell it back to you with the agree price after complete certain period. Let say 30 years. For example if you buy today cash 100000 but you don't have enough money to buy in cash. You meet Islamic Bank and they willing to buy it for you, and sell back to you after calculate their profit and risk. You know how much you will pay for the house in 30 years.If you found it too expensive , you can negotiate with the Islamic Bank to lower the price that reasonable to both of you before signing the agreement. Islamic Bank only can sell the house that already complete by developer to protect customer right.
They have to pay sharia board advisors.
if equivalent is the factor ... ex: i lend 10$ on person who need for 10 years so when he give me back 10$ after 10 years did money is equal after 10 years ? i still confuse about it because the money we use is deferent from the era of prophet mohammed saw ... if riba is ban from dinar and dirham maybe its ok but what about money we using now ? the value of the money is always changing
As per Islam It’s better to give that $10 as charity to the needy person in this case !
What about for example I buy a bicycle for 30$ and sell it for 45$ which is 15 dollars in profit, is that haram?
No, it is a General Business Transaction and it is Halal.
Thank you so much
That's trade and it is halal
Those who devour usury will not stand except as stand one whom the Evil one by his touch Hath driven to madness. That is because they say: "Trade is like usury," but Allah hath permitted trade and forbidden usury.
What if we make fixed deposit in non islamic bank and in return paid 5% interest for fixed term.
I have an doubt,
I am using one app it's an earning app.First we should pay 1dollar and every month that app will give you 1dollars!
It will come under ribba?
same question brother.. you got the answer?
@@peaceisbest6096 no brother!
@@meeranyt8099 If the profit is fixed in the app, then yes, riba. Cz if the app faces loss in business, still it will have to pay u.
In our country the bank doesn't give loan without interest.......What should I do?
Don't take or hijra or look for islamic banks
There are such offers as we create a bank account and put particular amount of money and after a specific period of time they increase that money in our account is that halal?
As far as Islamic Banks are concerned, they invest your money in Halal business ventures. So the profits are halal, as long as they are following Shariah Compliant procedures.
@@AIMSEducationUK they’re making profit by investing, isn’t it RIBA? Pls clarify, I’m trying to understand.
One question as a student who may need a loan for school would that be considered haram?
As long as there is no interest then its halal, InsyaAllah
I have close to 10k in my bank. The bank added money to my 10k without my consent, is this considered intrest?. The bank invested my money and gave the exsess money back to me from my money. Im worried if this is intrest.
What about Mutual Funds ?
trading is bad?
when u give some1 something and they give u something back?
So if I understood right riba is taking extra money like example I pay 10 dollars exchange and I ask you to give me 11 you can’t you have to give me 10 in change back
so interest itself is not haram. The "penalty fee" one faces for not paying back EMI is "Riba". Am I right ?
Isn't the penalty fees also a agreed upon condition before one takes the loan ??
@Marifin - But why. I haven't found one convincing reason why taking loans from banks is haram...
More for loan n banking right? I know so little of this.
Basically a loan that will give benefit to loaner. There's a lot more than loan and bank
When money invested in any Industry that they invested their business and give back with excess money, is it also Riba?
When and under what circumstances riba or interest was declared haram in Holy Quran? Was there any system to deposit money in Govt organisation or BaituMal on interest? Please give reply. Is it a fact that there was no system to give/deposit in Baitul Mal or Govr Organisation on interest?
Brother, theres no exceptions.
Shit is shit.
A little bit or a lot, you wont eat it.
If it underwent refining, and found its way into your food, when told about it, youd vomit your food.
The harsh reality is, in this day and age, a true muslim must pursue a humble life.
It's very difficult to become wealthy without riba.
Maybe possible, but very difficult to start from scratch.
All professionl loans, stocks, commodities, etc are forbidden.
From Jabir : The Prophet, , may cursed the receiver and the payer of interest, the one who records it and the two witnesses to the transaction and said: "They are all alike [in guilt]." (Muslim, Kitab al-Musaqat, Bab la'ni akili al-riba wa mu'kilihi; also in Tirmidhi and Musnad Ahmad)
Back then, since the currency was gold, such deposits were permissable.
Todays currency is not permissable by islamic perspective (which is dictated by Allah)
Any investment must be made to an organization which isn't incorporated with any interest related functioms or practices.
If you invest in riba, it is riba.
Its hard on the nefs, good luck.
@@nox1772 You just make a series of assertions. No one uses gold for money anymore.
@@roberthannah7983 thats exactly the point..?
Bruh, listen.
That quran thumper, with a boojie looking abayya,
nice long beard who goes around teaching the sharia, but is equipped with that nice shiny amex plat card, can quite simply, and with all disrespect intended,
take his hypocricy and shove it up somewhere relevant.
You can very well survive without credit.
You cannot enjoy luxury without credit.
Everyone that says EVERYONE USES IT, its everywhere, you cant live without it, you're all hypocrites.
People just dont know how serious it is.
All the millions that died from 1900-2020 at the hands of the tyrant; how do you think the operations were funded?
The hypocrisy is nausiating, disgusting.
@@nox1772 I am 21 trying to practice islam much..
I today was checking my bank accounts which actually my father manages. I found a term deposit account on my name with money which receives interest in flow. I know haram will never make us content. My father also follows Islam he reads Quran. I feel sad what should i do brothers and sisters.
What should i do?
Pls clarification?
In the first minute from [0:35-0:56 seconds] I broke down your example into 3-parts as follows
(1) ......."A person lends some money to another person and asked the debter to pay it back together with an agreed additional sum of money within fixed period, .i.e.a rate of interest was fixed for specific period........(2) ......And if the principal along the interest was not paid in that period, the rate of interest was enhanced for the extended period, and so on.....(3)......This enhanced or additional amount is RIBBA"
My Question:
Is the ribba, to agree to pay it back together with an agreed sum of money within the fixed period of time..........OR ..... is it, the enhancement of Interest for the extended period....or in BOTH CASES ?
Pls clarification?
Both cases are RIBA
The inhancement of interest for the extended period
@@birdbot5897 are you saying that selling merchandise that I bought at a lower price is riba?
@@mouradqqch1767 There is a difference between buying and lending, If you're buying but paying later with interest that's a lending with interests.
In conventional debt, the lender loses if the debtor loses. this is the concept of default. If I borrow 1 million from a bank and they charge me 5% interest, if I don't make any money neither do they. I will simply default on the loan, tell the bank they have lost money and walk away. EVEN if I have 10 million in my other account I don't need to pay the back
You're a thief and a cancer to your community then.
The Quranic Verses you added. . .are these from Mishray Al aFasi.
Yes
So, I need help. If I am to start of business, and I buy a product and sell it for a higher price. Is that considered Riba?
No that pricing is based on risk, as long as it is reasonable price.
@@dzjavat thank you
No
no. it's permitted
So buying a house with a mortgage is it haram? We need to put inflation into account, don't we? Is it riba if the interest is less than the inflation rate?
If they increase price for time still it's RIBA
@@mrbacker5780 Thanks for your response. Yes, I understand the principle of Riba but my question is much deeper, we are not using gold and silver as currency anymore, the dollar or pound or any type of currency fluctuates through time. If I give you 10$ now and you give me 10$ in 10 years (no riba) I'm technically losing money. since what I can buy for 10$ now is greater than what I can buy for 10$ in 10 years. I'm just trying to understand that part.
Flouss we can't give reasons like even gold and silver used to fluctuate earlier
Flouss giving credit is an act of kindness not earning money. Once if you have decided with a price. Later its about payment cash or credit. If you can't afford to trust a believer by giving credit better don't give read surah baqarah 2:275-280 verses
@@mrbacker5780 Hmmm ... good point, you are right, lending money should be an act of kindness, didn't think of it that way. Thanks for the insight
NO one would give loan without interest in modern world...and why should they??? money gets devalued over time and also that money can be invested in other projects which one is asked for Loan without interest
so I dont think economy can function like this
as many people need loans in difficult situations
1) if i barrow $100 and i agree to pay $110 in 2 years period. i do not take more time or not paying any additional
2) if i borrow $100 and i agree to pay $110 in 2 years period. but i do not payed of this period and taking more time and paying additional amount (Eg $120)
both are Riba or the 2) is only Riba?
Both above conditions are Haram and Riba based. Because you are charging additional cash against the cash. And Time Value of Money on Money is also involved.
However, if you are buying "asset" (not money) on deferred payment, it is Halal.
For example, spot price of a chair is $100. You agree to pay $110 for the chair, in 2 years. OR $120 in three years, it is Halal. But once the price is agreed, it cannot be changed with time.
Can car be count as asset??? Plzz reply
@@AIMSEducationUK JASAKALLAHU KAIR,
@@AIMSEducationUK Isn't this just backdoor riba? For example, the market value of the chair is $100. If you agree to pay $110 in 2 years, the $10 is just riba. The difference is it's just agreed upon upfront. The deferred payments has the time value associated, it's just upfront (hence calling it backdoor riba). It wouldn't be riba if the chair was agreed upon to be sold for $100 upfront (market value) and you have 2 year to pay back the $100. The seller and buyer are both aware of the chair's market price, yet due to the buyer not having the money and needing the time to pay for it, they agree for +$10 upfront, hence having the time aspect for it. Very hidden, be careful.
@@shayan-wasim the basic point you are missing is, you cannot charge additional cash on cash ,this is what is forbidden...but for an asset yes.
U gave very vague explanation, u didn’t mention other ayats regarding riba
Hi....Is it okay for an islamic bank to ask for $100000 in order to open an account with them to be able to borrow 230 million dollars ? Is it a scam? Please let me know. Thank you
If I buy a house or car thru loan from a bank and pay my monthly mortgage, is it haram?
If you pay interest it’s haram
If u pay more than u took, yes
This is inevitable to the non muslim countries. Most of the loans pay with interest
Bank is lending money for profit, isn’t it? Why would bank lend money without profit? Then how would they survive??
Bank is buying car on your behalf and giving you option to pay in fixed number of payments over number of years, in returns bank is getting fixed % of profit out of this transaction.
The value of money(papers) is changing everyday. If you say, you’d pay only the amount you borrowed 5 years ago, don’t you think this is unfair for the person or organization investing on your car??
Please share your view and thoughts on this. I’m trying to learn…
What about doing business? For example buy something $5 and sell is $10? Is it haram?
No. It is not riba, but trade.
Why if you so poor and thats the only way to feed you and to pay financial ?it's valid or not because I'm curious
Sir what about Auditing banks is it halal or haram?
If you are Auditing a conventional bank, you must be calculating Riba, which is clearly declared as Haraam by Allah and Prophet Mohammed (Peace Be Upon Him)
@@AIMSEducationUK And what about companies because they also have Bank accounts
@@saadnadeem19200 same rules apply to all, either it is individual or a company. Investing in and taking benefit from Riba based institutions are also haram.
Neither banks or the profession of auditing existed at the time of the prophet. It is futile to try to deduce an opinion. Use common sense. A business institution in a position of trust like a bank must be reviewed and its books confirmed by an independent professional .
assalamu alaikum Dr. Zakir Nayek.
I see your videos regularly and try to obey as much as possible.
Sir I am Rajjak Mandal from India.An investor of stock market.I also buy intraday and option contract in nifty 50 & banknifty (index of indian stock market).I am a practicing muslim and try to find halal and obey shariah guideline as much as possible.
Is it permissible to buy Nifty 50 & Banknifty option contract as shariah guideline.I see several videos on UA-cam but not getting any conclusion.
I desperately want to know from you that is it permissible or not ?
Installment prices in Islamic business practice in modern days is clearly RIBA. Highest of Ribas
Hello Banker
Time value is money is the major factor that needs to be considered. The price may be different for cash payment and installment payment and it is not Riba. However, the cash or installment price must be fixed at the time of finalizing the deal.
The transaction becomes Riba only if the price changes with perioud of time. For example, if seller say that the price will increase at the rate of 1% per week, if you delay the payment.
AIMS Education, UK there is no clear evidence for this. A muslim can't sell time it's RIBA. Already people calculated for time then saying it's not riba is absolutely hypocrisy
Installment prices should not differ from cash price if so then it's RIBA people with disease in heart will take advantage using in the name of religion
@@AIMSEducationUK The ideas that interest can be charged on a deferred sale of a commodity but not on money is a debatable construction of scholars. There is no discussion of time value in fundamental sources. The modernist view, which makes much more sense, is that riba was about financial exploitation -excessive interest, and the progressive impoverishment and slavery of debtors at the time of the prophet.
@@mrbacker5780 for example I lent someone a sum of money let say £500 and the period we agreed upon is 5 years, with no interest rate whatsoever in those period. Then after the 5 years the value of money has probably changed which is a factor to be considered as well. Given this factor of value of money if the borrower pays me the exact £500 isn't that unfair to me?
So if I am the one getting charged interest it’s not haram? Only the person charging the interest is committing haram? Please someone answer
No there is a Hadith According to which everyone involved in taking, giving or recording the riba is a sinner
What is the name of the reciter of Quran?
Shaikh Mishary bin Rashid Alafasy
1:21 simple reason Rina creates inequality and promote capitalism
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Is it possible to live without riba in current economic situation?
Yes of-course it is possible. You simply choose non-interest based financial options. It could be hard, but not impossible.
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How...?
For example: how is it possible to buy a house without getting a loan from the bank? You could say that I should live with my parents for a certain amount of years and just save money. But the rate of the amount of money you can get from saving in comparison to the rate of the prices of homes going up is too slow. By the time you actually saved 100.000 euros for example, homes will cost double that.
Could you than explain pls how you can live without riba in today's economical situation?
And yes, I'm willing to have a cheap life in my younger years so I can have a comfortable riba free life in my a-bit-older years.
@@saraqostahterra4548 with the help of islamic banking, the option is available. that an islamic bank will give you loan for example building a house. then they will charge the rent every month until you pay all the installment. and with each month you pay the installment the ration between your ownership and the rent will change (decrease)
@@AIMSEducationUK Good luck with that
@@sahir2090 that is a ripp opp, those clowns deserve to be hanged
The musharakah is riba ?
I have a question, if someone's needs a lone from the Bank or a fellow person, and he tells me to help him with like My Land tittle such that they give him money, then after paying that money he brings back my tittle, do I also be counted on his sin????
You seems to be talking about "Rahn", which is not loan, but a kind of guarantee.
"Rahn" is an arrangement whereby a valuable asset is placed (for example land in your case), is placed as a collateral for a debt.
The collateral may be disposed off in the event of a default.
I’m curious, are you allowed to take interest in order to be given purely for Zakat? Or is it even more haram because you are donating haram money?
Interest is haram
How can we use that money to give zakat ..
That's like definitely Haram
Wait so let’s say I buy a house with a loan from the bank and every month I pay the bank money because I took the loan is that riba?
Yes if the bank charges interest for that loan. If it doesn’t (which is almost non existent) then that loan isn’t riba. Because essentially you would be paying back whatever you took from the bank as a loan.
Ex. You took $300,000 to a buy a home, if the bank says you only pay back $300,000 then that’s not riba. If however you borrow a loan of $300,000 and the bank wants $325,000 in returns, then the excess of $25,000 is considered riba.
@@arsenalx95 ok thank you very much
@@joethomas601 Yh no problem, I hope that explained it a little better.
@@arsenalx95 yes it very much did thx
Islamic Banking works differently than Conventional Banking system.
In Islamic Banking, Islamic Bank or Financial Institution purchases the house (or other asset such as car, machinery, etc) on Customer's request from the owner, and sale it to Customer after adding Profit to the Original price. There are several Islamic modes that can be used for this purpose, such as Murabahah or Ijarah.
For Example:
Bank buys a house for $300,000 and sells it to Customer for $320,000. Unlike conventional bank, in Islamic banking transactions, an asset is sold (not money) and bank owns that asset before it can be sold to the customer.
There is an company called omegapro you invest money and waite 7 months to double your money i dont do it because i dont know if it is halal or haram can Someone help me who knows te company
This verse is from which surrah? Is that from surrah rom?
Baqara 3:130: O you who believe do not feed on usury (do not take excessive from borrower) compounded over and over and fear Allah. So that you may prosper : About Interest
"2:274 Those who spend their wealth by night and day, privately and publicly, will receive their reward from their Lord. They have nothing to fear, nor shall they grieve.
2:275 Those who swallow usury will not rise, except as someone driven mad by Satan's touch. That is because they say, “Commerce is like usury.” But Allah has permitted commerce, and has forbidden usury. Whoever, on receiving advice from his Lord, refrains, may keep his past earnings, and his case rests with Allah. But whoever resumes-these are the dwellers of the Fire, wherein they will abide forever.
2:276 Allah condemns usury, and He blesses charities. Allah does not love any sinful ingrate.
2:277 Those who believe, and do good deeds, and pray regularly, and give charity-they will have their reward with their Lord; they will have no fear, nor shall they grieve.
2:278 O you who believe! Fear Allah, and forgo what remains of usury, if you are believers.
2:279 If you do not, then take notice of a war by Allah and His Messenger. But if you repent, you may keep your capital, neither wronging, nor being wronged.
2:280 But if he is in hardship, then deferment until a time of ease. But to remit it as charity is better for you, if you only knew."
Nisa 4:161 And for their taking usury, although they were forbidden it; and for their consuming people's wealth dishonestly. We have prepared for the faithless among them a painful torment
Rum 30:39 The usury you practice, seeking thereby to multiply people’s wealth, will not multiply with Allah. But what you give in charity, desiring Allah’s approval-these are the multipliers.
1st thing is RIBA is not INTEREST. RIBA is USURY.. What is USURY? USURY is: collecting excessive from borrower despite of hardship. In Quran Allah said to lender who gives money that do feed on RIBA (taking excessive, compound over compound). This is because it puts the borrower in hardship and it is injustice to the person.. Allah did not say as borrower you can not take loan from anyone in exchange of profit/interest/gains. All the warning in Quran is for the loan provider not the the loan taker. If the borrower takes loan from today's banking system with 5-10% interest to buy a property or invest in business from where borrower will make profit and pay off the interest (bank's profit) over the next few month or years. In that case Lender which is a bank is not doing injustice to the borrower rather borrower is making much more than paying the bank's interest. As for business investment, if all of sudden the borrower faces loss or unable to pay the interest/bank's profit on time and bank does not give the person enough time or keep compounding the interest every month.. in that case, that Bank is involved in RIBA/USURY (excessive) practice which is Haram and Allah will punish those decision maker of the bank who imposed the hardship on borrower for exploiting.. Allah will not punish the borrower who is victim in that case..
We find in today's modern banking many banks writes off their interest on borrower's hardship and collect only principal, re schedule the loan not imposing compounding interest etc. As for property investment, borrower hardly lose any money on the investment as we all know in today's world property value raises with inflation over the period from minimum 5% a year to 20% year. The bank gives a percentage of the value as loan to buy the property and provides 5 year to 25 years to payoff the loan with interest/profits as per borrower's request. Bank may put a variable interest or fixed for certain period. Over the years when property value increases and borrower finds amount of equity in the property (gains) has increased while bank loan has decreased and eventually become the owner of the property. However, if the borrower decides to sell the property and take the profit where bank get it's portion of settled interest/profit on the disposition. It is clearly the borrower has gained from the investment. Therefore, there is no RIBA/USURY terms involved in this kind of transactions.