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The reason for not completing is that Bitcoin is on the rise, the short liquidation process will not stop after it reaches 120 thousand dollars, congratulations.
I am happy for those people in the world who are working on futures; they will lose their own money and will not be able to exit like this. Always buy instantly and sell instantly; you will never lose your money.
#حلال_أهم_من_الربح #حلال #عقود_آجلة
The reason for not completing is that Bitcoin is on the rise, the short liquidation process will not stop after it reaches 120 thousand dollars, congratulations.
I am happy for those people in the world who are working on futures; they will lose their own money and will not be able to exit like this. Always buy instantly and sell instantly; you will never lose your money.
#حلال_أهم_من_الربح #حلال #عقود_آجلة
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🚨 What is Halal and Haram in the Crypto Market
✅ Permissible (allowed under conditions):
📍 Trading/Investment for the purpose of buying and selling: If your intention is to buy a digital currency and hold it, then sell it at a higher price, this is permissible by Sharia provided that:
📍 The currency is permissible for use (not associated with prohibitions, gambling, or money laundering).
📍 The transaction is conducted immediately (legitimate receipt: receiving the currency in your wallet at the time of purchase). The contract does not include any usurious interest.
❌ Forbidden by Sharia:
👎🏻 Usury (interest)
If you trade through platforms that offer leveraged loans (margin/leverage) and charge interest or financing fees on the loan → this is prohibited usury.
👎🏻 Gharar and gambling (excessive risk)
If trading is merely gambling (entering without study and relying only on luck like gambling), it is prohibited.
Some platforms offer derivative contracts like Futures or Options that resemble betting on price without owning the asset → this is prohibited gambling.
👎🏻 Dealing with prohibited currencies
Currencies that were created or used primarily for prohibitions, gambling, arms trade, or money laundering → it is not permissible to buy them.
👎🏻 Manipulation and fraud
Engaging in suspicious projects (Scam Coins) or Ponzi Schemes "guaranteed profit" → it is forbidden to consume people's wealth unjustly.
In summary:
Permissible: Buying and selling digital currencies (spot trading)
#العملات_البديلة #مجموعة_ابوغزالة #مجموعة_تداول #Trump100Days #Binance
✅ Permissible (allowed under conditions):
📍 Trading/Investment for the purpose of buying and selling: If your intention is to buy a digital currency and hold it, then sell it at a higher price, this is permissible by Sharia provided that:
📍 The currency is permissible for use (not associated with prohibitions, gambling, or money laundering).
📍 The transaction is conducted immediately (legitimate receipt: receiving the currency in your wallet at the time of purchase). The contract does not include any usurious interest.
❌ Forbidden by Sharia:
👎🏻 Usury (interest)
If you trade through platforms that offer leveraged loans (margin/leverage) and charge interest or financing fees on the loan → this is prohibited usury.
👎🏻 Gharar and gambling (excessive risk)
If trading is merely gambling (entering without study and relying only on luck like gambling), it is prohibited.
Some platforms offer derivative contracts like Futures or Options that resemble betting on price without owning the asset → this is prohibited gambling.
👎🏻 Dealing with prohibited currencies
Currencies that were created or used primarily for prohibitions, gambling, arms trade, or money laundering → it is not permissible to buy them.
👎🏻 Manipulation and fraud
Engaging in suspicious projects (Scam Coins) or Ponzi Schemes "guaranteed profit" → it is forbidden to consume people's wealth unjustly.
In summary:
Permissible: Buying and selling digital currencies (spot trading)
#العملات_البديلة #مجموعة_ابوغزالة #مجموعة_تداول #Trump100Days #Binance
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Earn USDT from the Binance platform for free without deposit #بينانس_سكوير_تعاقب #ربح_من_التخزين #حلال_أهم_من_الربح #wtc #wct Follow the page, share the content, and comment and like
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Are cryptocurrencies halal?
This is a frequently asked question, and the answer depends on the use of the currency. If it is a tool for speculation or gambling, it is unlawful. However, if it is invested in real and transparent projects and contributes to the development of the digital economy, it may be permissible as long as one avoids usury and excessive uncertainty. Ask knowledgeable individuals, and be cautious of suspicious projects.
#هل_أنت_جاهز_لكسب
#حلال_أهم_من_الربح
#حيتان_العرب
#فيوتشر
#بايننس
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This is a frequently asked question, and the answer depends on the use of the currency. If it is a tool for speculation or gambling, it is unlawful. However, if it is invested in real and transparent projects and contributes to the development of the digital economy, it may be permissible as long as one avoids usury and excessive uncertainty. Ask knowledgeable individuals, and be cautious of suspicious projects.
#هل_أنت_جاهز_لكسب
#حلال_أهم_من_الربح
#حيتان_العرب
#فيوتشر
#بايننس
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"Why can trading in futures contracts be considered haram? Not everything is crypto, folks!"
Many enter the cryptocurrency market and start trading contracts they haven't seen or owned at all!
You buy and sell something imaginary, and you gain or lose just from the price movement... but wait!
Here’s the legal question:
Is it permissible to buy and sell something you don't own?
The answer is from the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him):
"Do not sell what you do not have" – Narrated by Abu Dawood and Al-Tirmidhi.
So, why are futures contracts considered haram?
Because you do not actually own the asset
There is a kind of gambling (gharar): a big risk without ownership
They often involve leverage, which sometimes falls under usury
In summary?
Not everything in crypto is halal...
And quick profits, if they violate Sharia, can cause you to lose the blessings of your sustenance before your wealth!
What do you think? Do you agree that futures contracts have ambiguities? Or do you see them as just a trading tool?
Share your opinion in the comments
#Trade_With_Your_Law #كريبتو_حلال #Financial_Awareness #حلال_أهم_من_الربح
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Many enter the cryptocurrency market and start trading contracts they haven't seen or owned at all!
You buy and sell something imaginary, and you gain or lose just from the price movement... but wait!
Here’s the legal question:
Is it permissible to buy and sell something you don't own?
The answer is from the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him):
"Do not sell what you do not have" – Narrated by Abu Dawood and Al-Tirmidhi.
So, why are futures contracts considered haram?
Because you do not actually own the asset
There is a kind of gambling (gharar): a big risk without ownership
They often involve leverage, which sometimes falls under usury
In summary?
Not everything in crypto is halal...
And quick profits, if they violate Sharia, can cause you to lose the blessings of your sustenance before your wealth!
What do you think? Do you agree that futures contracts have ambiguities? Or do you see them as just a trading tool?
Share your opinion in the comments
#Trade_With_Your_Law #كريبتو_حلال #Financial_Awareness #حلال_أهم_من_الربح
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The image is from the Simple Earn section in the Binance app, showing you opportunities to invest in cryptocurrencies in a method called "Simple Saving", with the maximum expected Annual Percentage Rate (APR) displayed for each currency.
What do these numbers mean?
They represent the expected annual profits if you invested your currency in this product.
For example:
USDC: Annual profits could reach up to 10.61%
BNB: Profits range from 0.4% to 0.19%
FunToken: Highest rate 21.58% (but the currency is less known and more risky)
Is this investment halal?
The vast majority of these options are considered usurious and not permissible according to Islamic law if they are in the following form:
You earn a guaranteed amount solely for lending your currency.
There is no real risk or actual participation.
Therefore,
any product labeled "Earn" or that shows you guaranteed profits in exchange for locking your funds = is not permissible.
Exceptions that may be permissible according to Islamic law:
If you participate in actual staking within the network such as:
Proof of Stake
or a Launchpool project with clear developmental goals
#حلال_أهم_من_الربح #حرام #معلومات_رقمية
What do these numbers mean?
They represent the expected annual profits if you invested your currency in this product.
For example:
USDC: Annual profits could reach up to 10.61%
BNB: Profits range from 0.4% to 0.19%
FunToken: Highest rate 21.58% (but the currency is less known and more risky)
Is this investment halal?
The vast majority of these options are considered usurious and not permissible according to Islamic law if they are in the following form:
You earn a guaranteed amount solely for lending your currency.
There is no real risk or actual participation.
Therefore,
any product labeled "Earn" or that shows you guaranteed profits in exchange for locking your funds = is not permissible.
Exceptions that may be permissible according to Islamic law:
If you participate in actual staking within the network such as:
Proof of Stake
or a Launchpool project with clear developmental goals
#حلال_أهم_من_الربح #حرام #معلومات_رقمية
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Join the Earn program, collect points, and participate in the distribution of rewards worth #بينانس 80,000 USDT dollars
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Is staking on Binance in the (Binance Sharia Earn) product compliant with Islamic law?
Have you ever wondered about the ruling on trading and investing in digital currencies from a Sharia perspective? Are you concerned about usury, or uncertainty, or gambling? These questions are at the center of interest for many Muslims interested in this growing field. But what if we told you that there is a product specifically designed to alleviate these concerns?
In this article, we will explore the "Binance Sharia Earn" program offered by Binance and analyze how it seeks to provide a halal way to earn returns from digital currencies.
In this article, we will explore the "Binance Sharia Earn" program offered by Binance and analyze how it seeks to provide a halal way to earn returns from digital currencies.
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.... Before trading, check the currency's legality!
Not all available currencies are halal.
Understand its project, and ensure it is free from usury or gambling
🔍 Profit does not justify falling into the forbidden.
Halal trading = Blessing and peace of mind
Futures = Loss
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#حلال_أهم_من_الربح
#الاسلام_دين_الحق
.... Before trading, check the currency's legality!
Not all available currencies are halal.
Understand its project, and ensure it is free from usury or gambling
🔍 Profit does not justify falling into the forbidden.
Halal trading = Blessing and peace of mind
Futures = Loss
$BNB
$TON
$SOL
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