The trading in Islamic Sharia
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The trading in Islamic Sharia and a comparative study between the four jurisprudential schools. Discover the dimensions of trading in Islamic Sharia through this distinguished scholarly work, which provides an in-depth comparative study of the four fiqh schools. The book "Trading in Islamic Sharia" is considered a fundamental reference for every researcher and interested in financial and economic affairs in Islam. This book aims to simplify the legal concepts related to the contract of trading, which is one of the important contracts closely linked to financing and investment in the Islamic economy. The author, Sheikh Abdullah bin Othman Al-Zubair, presents a comprehensive overview of trading, explaining its pillars, conditions, and different types. The book particularly focuses on comparative aspects, reviewing the opinions of the four fiqh schools (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi’i, and Hanbali) regarding trading issues, highlighting points of agreement and disagreement among them.
Features of the book:
- Comprehensive explanation of trading: The book provides a thorough definition of the trading contract, clarifying its legitimacy and Islamic ruling.
- In-depth comparative study: It reviews the opinions of the four fiqh schools in detail, with critical analysis of their evidence and viewpoints.
- Clarification of fiqh rulings: The book explains rulings related to profit and loss distribution, and the rights and obligations of each of the capital provider and the trader.
- Connection to contemporary economics: The book links fiqh concepts with modern applications in investment and Islamic finance.
- Scientific systematic approach: The book is distinguished by its rigorous scientific methodology and clear language, making it easy for the reader to understand the topic.
This book has been prepared with great care, paying attention to the finest details in printing and design, making it comfortable to read and visually appealing. It is a valuable addition to personal and academic libraries and is very suitable as a meaningful gift for students of knowledge and those interested in fiqh transactions.
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