Clayton Kaltz
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To all my Muslim brothers ❤❤❤:
Futures trading can resemble gambling, which is not allowed in Islam due to gharar (excessive uncertainty).
You're trading assets you don’t actually own, and the high risk involved makes it problematic.
That’s why it’s considered haram.
On the other hand, spot trading is straightforward—you purchase and take ownership immediately.
It’s transparent, fair, and halal.
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Futures trading can resemble gambling, which is not allowed in Islam due to gharar (excessive uncertainty).
You're trading assets you don’t actually own, and the high risk involved makes it problematic.
That’s why it’s considered haram.
On the other hand, spot trading is straightforward—you purchase and take ownership immediately.
It’s transparent, fair, and halal.
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Let me know if you'd like it to sound more formal, casual, or tailored for a specific audience.
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