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Gharar (Arabic: غرر)
literally means uncertainty, hazard,
chance or risk. It is a
negative element in mu'amalat fiqh (transactional
Islamic jurisprudence)...
- in haram. It also
forbids gambling (maisir) and
excessive risk (bayu al-
gharar). This,
however has not
stopped some in
Islamic finance industry from using...
- the Quran, and two
distinctive doctrines in
Sharia law: riba (usury) and
gharar (speculation).
Unlike other Sharia law jurisdictions,
Sharia law remains...
- kind of
gharar, and
ghasar considered minor (yasir) and so
permissible (halal), but
disagree over what
constitutes gharar that is
minor and
gharar that is...
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alternative to
conventional insurance,
which contains riba (usury) and
gharar (excessive uncertainty).
Under takaful,
people and
companies concerned about...
- (1974)
Javanmard (1974)
Movazebe Kolat Bash (1975) -
Farhad Ta’asob (1975)
Gharar-e
Bozorg (1975) - Amir
Ghazal (1976) -
Hojjat Bar Faraz-e Aseman-ha (1978)...
-
teachings within the Qu'rān. Sharīah's
basic tenets involve gharar and (fadl māl bilā 'iwad).
Gharar insists all
knowledge about a
trade or
transaction is known...
- No.
Title Length 1. "Almas" 2:57 2. "Naro" 3:28 3. "Del Roba" 3:17 4. "
Gharar" 3:02 5. "Bavar" 3:45 6. "Agha" 4:42...
- and it does not
engage in any
transactions that
involve riba (usury),
gharar (uncertainty), or
maysir (gambling). Instead, SIB uses
Islamic finance techniques...
- even
policies that do not earn
interest to be a form of
gharar (speculation). Some
argue that
gharar is not
present due to the
actuarial science behind the...
