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Muslims in Crypto: Know What’s Prohibited

5 Core Reasons a Transaction Can Be Haram:

1. Riba (Interest) – Loans with guaranteed profit.

2. Gharar – Excessive uncertainty or unclear terms.

3. Maysir (Gambling) – Betting, speculation without real value.

4. Ghash (Fraud) – Deception, manipulation, unfair pricing.

5. Selling What You Don’t Own – Trading assets you don’t possess.

Examples in Crypto:

Leverage Trading: High risk + potential Riba = Gharar + Maysir.

Futures Contracts: Selling what you don’t own + uncertainty.

Binary Options: Pure betting. No real trade.

Short Selling: Selling borrowed assets = not permissible.

Prediction Markets: Betting on price = gambling.

Perpetual Contracts: No expiry, high speculation, often interest-based.

Interest-Based Lending (e.g., Binance Earn): Fixed returns = Riba.

Conclusion:

Not all crypto activity is halal.

Check your trades. Understand the structure.

Trade with integrity — and accountability.

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