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❌ Kyoon Aksar Ulama Future Trading ko Haram kehtay hain:$SOL

1. Gharar (Zyada Uncertainty):
Future contracts mein aise assets ki kharid o farokht hoti hai jo trade ke waqt na toh malik hota hai aur na hi possession mein.
Islam mein aise kisi cheez ko bechna jo aapke paas na ho, mana hai.
(Hadith: “Jo tumhare paas nahi usay mat becho” – Tirmidhi)

2. Riba (Sood):
Futures aksar leverage aur margin trading involve karti hai jismein interest-based borrowing ya overnight charges hoti hain.
Islam mein har qisam ka riba strictly haram hai.

3. Speculation aur Gambling (Maisir):
Futures trading ziada tar speculation hoti hai – jismein asset ka asli faida ya istemal nahi hota, sirf price ka guess hota hai.
Islam mein maisir, yaani chance-based transactions, ko haram qarar diya gaya hai.$ETH

4. Delayed Delivery aur Payment:
Shariah ke mutabiq ek valid salam ya bay' al-sarf contract mein, ya toh maal foran milna chahiye ya foran payment honi chahiye.
Futures contracts mein dono cheezein delay hoti hain – jo ke Islamic contract law ke khilaf hai.

✅ Kis Surat Mein Future Trading Halal Ho Sakti Hai:

Kuch scholars kuch special conditions ke saath kuch forward contracts ko jaiz samajhtay hain:

  • Asset halal aur tangible hona chahiye (sirf financial product nahi).

  • Seller ke paas asset hona chahiye ya bechne ka haq hona chahiye.

  • Contract speculation ke liye nahi, balkay business hedging ke liye ho.

  • Na leverage ho, na interest, aur na hi short-selling.

Yeh contracts conventional futures nahi, balkay Islamic forwards ya salam contracts ke kareeb hotay hain.

⚖️Final Ruling Summary:$BNB

ViewSummary❌ Majority of ScholarsAaj kal jo futures trading hoti hai, wo haram hai – gharar, riba, aur maisir ki wajah se.✅ Minority View (strict conditions ke saath)Kuch scholars limited forms ko allow kartay hain agar wo salam contracts jaisi hon – full ownership, no leverage, aur speculation nahi.

🕌 Trusted Islamic Authorities ka Moqaf:

  • AAOIFI (Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions): Conventional futures ko haram qarar deta hai.

  • Darul Uloom Deoband aur doosri madaris: Aksar haram kehtay hain.

  • Kuch modern Islamic economists: Kehtay hain ke Shariah-compliant derivatives banaye jaa sakte hain, lekin conventional futures nahi