*In My Last Post I Talked about how Future Trading can be Haram/Is Haram if you don't know how to do it. Now I want to Tell You About Spot Trading*

“It’s just spot trading… it’s halal, right?”

That’s what we keep saying. That’s what we want to believe.

Yes — spot trading can be halal, and it may be one of the safest ways for Muslims to engage with crypto while protecting their faith.

When done properly — buying a real asset like $WCT (@WalletConnect ), with your own money, free from interest, gambling, and deception — it is permissible.

It’s real. It’s transparent. It’s honest.

And that — honesty — is central to Islam.

💬 The Prophet ﷺ said:

“The honest, trustworthy merchant will be with the Prophets, the truthful, and the martyrs.” (Tirmidhi)

✨ Think about that for a moment.

Not everyone is promised closeness to the Prophets.💝Not everyone is promised the rank of the martyrs.💝

But a trustworthy and honest trader — someone who earns with integrity, avoids haram, and fears Allah in his dealings — has been promised that honor.

☝️ Trade is a responsibility.

It reflects who you are — not just in front of people, but before Allah.

📉 When we chase crypto gains without knowledge...

💸 When we buy and sell just for hype, without checking if the project is halal...

💔 When our hearts become attached to money more than submission to Allah...

Even spot trading can become a danger.

So yes, spot trading can be a path to halal rizq.

But only if your intentions are sincere, your methods are clean, and your heart stays soft with remembrance of Allah.

🧭 Ask yourself before every trade:

“Will this bring me closer to Allah or take me further away?”

“Is my income something I can be proud of on the Day of Judgment?”

Because in the end… it’s not the profit that counts.

🤲 May Allah make our wealth halal, our hearts guided, and our trade a means of drawing closer to Him — not away.

Ameen.

And One Last Thing is That We Are Gaining Knowledge As We Speak So We should Respect Others.