🧭 Trading: Halal ✅ or Haram ❌? — @Rizimii Round‑Up
✅ Halal When:
✅ You trade spot assets (no margin, no derivatives or futures)
✅ You avoid riba (interest), gharar (excessive uncertainty), and maisir (gambling)
✅ You choose Shariah-compliant assets and use transparent exchanges
⚠️ Haram When:
❌ You use futures, margin, CFDs, options (high speculation/leverage)
❌ Your trades resemble chance-based gambling (short-term, highly volatile crypto or memes)
📝 Community Insight:
“All crypto is gambling so it's all haram.”
“If you’re investing in actual projects like BTC, ETH … it’s considered halal, but meme coins with 0 utility are considered haram.”
🎯 Conclusion:
Spot trading of real, transparent assets = generally halal
Speculative/leveraged trades = likely haram
Crypto's status is debated—more acceptance for spot buying; short-term trading is risky.
🔑 Advice for Muslim traders:
Stick to spot trading
Avoid margin, futures, speculation
Choose Shariah-checked assets
Consult a knowledgeable scholar for complex cases