#ShariaEarn #ShariaEarn likely refers to earning or investing in accordance with Islamic Sharia law. Sharia-compliant financial products and services aim to adhere to Islamic principles, such as:
1. Prohibition of interest (Riba): No interest payments or receipts.
2. Risk sharing: Investors share risks and rewards.
3. *Asset-backed investments*: Investments must be tied to real assets.
Some Sharia-compliant financial instruments include:
1. Mudarabah (Profit-sharing): Investors provide capital, while entrepreneurs manage.
2. Murabaha (Cost-plus financing): Seller discloses cost and markup.
3. Sukuk (Islamic bonds): Asset-based securities.
In the context of cryptocurrency and blockchain:
1. Sharia-compliant cryptocurrencies: Some cryptocurrencies aim to comply with Islamic principles.
