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Murabaha As A Sale Of Unpossessed Items
A Murabaha is not a sale of an unpossessed item because the contract of sale with the buyer is only concluded once the actual possession and...
A Murabaha is not a sale of an unpossessed item because the contract of sale with the buyer is only concluded once the actual possession and...
A Murabaha is a permissible mode of financing in the Shariah. However, it is often misused, such that, in substance, it takes the form of...
Murabaha Contract Bound By Time
It is permissible to set a time period for a Murabaha sale contract made with a promising buyer if agreed upon by both parties.
It is permissible to set a time period for a Murabaha sale contract made with a promising buyer if agreed upon by both parties.
A Murabaha is a sale in which the seller sells goods owned by himself at a known cost plus profit. The transaction described in the question is not...
Selling Air Tickets Under Murabaha
It is permissible to sell air tickets under a Murabaha contract. It is best, however, to seek a Shariah opinion on the specific contract before its...
It is permissible to sell air tickets under a Murabaha contract. It is best, however, to seek a Shariah opinion on the specific contract before its...
Selling Damaged Goods Under Murabaha
It is permissible to sell all permissible goods under Murabaha, provided that both parties to the contract agree upon the terms and the contract is...
It is permissible to sell all permissible goods under Murabaha, provided that both parties to the contract agree upon the terms and the contract is...
Selling Asset To Insolvent Client
In case the seller comes to know of a client’s insolvency before delivery of the asset he has the right to withhold delivery.
In case the seller comes to know of a client’s insolvency before delivery of the asset he has the right to withhold delivery.
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