Islamic Finance

Explore fiqh al-muʿāmalāt — transactional jurisprudence built on equity, shared risk, and real-economy ties.

Complete Economic Course • 6 Core Articles

Foundations of Trade in Islam

Permissibility and economic justice

Trade profit (bayʿ) vs usury (ribā). Islamic economic philosophy.

Conditions for a valid contract

Offer and acceptance, lawful object, ownership, and excessive gharar.

Ribā al-faḍl and ribā al-nasīʾa

Usury per the six-commodity hadith. Lawful deferred sale vs interest loan.

Spiritual pillar and economic mechanism

Zakāt's macro-economic role in circulating wealth and encouraging investment.

Purifying wealth in the 21st century

Zakāt rules for digital assets, crypto, and stock portfolios.

From classical fiqh to banks

Murābaḥa, ijāra, mushāraka, and muḍāraba explained clearly.

Islamic economics is not only prohibitions — it is an ethical vision of trade where profit meets social justice.