Futures
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Introduction to Futures Trading
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Demo Trading
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Is trading forbidden or permitted?
In Islam, trading depends on the type and conditions. Generally, permissible trading includes:
- Buying and selling real assets
- Murabaha transactions (selling at a known profit margin)
- Investing in lawful business ventures
Forbidden trading includes:
- Riba (interest)
- Gambling and speculative trading without effort or added value
- Selling what one does not own
- Deception and fraud
Day trading can be permissible if:
- It involves genuine buying and selling of assets
- There is no riba or gambling
- Transactions are transparent and fair
However, if it relies solely on speculation without added value, it may be questionable.
It is recommended to consult with a qualified Islamic scholar for better understanding 😊.
Trade smartly, not foolishly.
Mohammad ibn Abdullah