Deferment of Both Counter Values in Financial Transactions Maqasid Analysis and Its Impact on Money Exchanges

Shariah texts forbid deferment of both counter values in the commutative transactions. However, it is obvious that contemporary juristic opinions abide by this prohibition without appreciating its Shariah objectives. This is evident as some of these opinions unjustifiably differentiate between simil...

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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:fa04431335094732b5d68ad5acb03efe2021-11-21T06:27:02ZDeferment of Both Counter Values in Financial Transactions Maqasid Analysis and Its Impact on Money Exchanges10.33001/M0110202115902410-68362409-0867https://doaj.org/article/fa04431335094732b5d68ad5acb03efe2021-10-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.mashurajournal.com/archives/researches/details/101https://doaj.org/toc/2410-6836https://doaj.org/toc/2409-0867Shariah texts forbid deferment of both counter values in the commutative transactions. However, it is obvious that contemporary juristic opinions abide by this prohibition without appreciating its Shariah objectives. This is evident as some of these opinions unjustifiably differentiate between similar applications, or they violate the prohibition by allowing stratagems that eventually lead to having both values deferred. The paper comes to analyze the Shariah objectives of the prohibition of such transactions, and then to investigate the contemporary applications that relate to this prohibition particularly to money exchanges. Based on the identified Shariah objectives, and based on the extent of the contemporary need to these applications, the paper goes then to use that as criteria to determine the acceptable and the unacceptable applications of money exchange, indicating their positive or negative effects. The study primarily indicates that while some transactions pertaining to the point of discussion can with conditions be validated in view of various considerations, the Shariah for riba and gharar reasons cannot condone some other transactions. The paper recommends that the Shariah scholars collaborate with the Muslim economists and financial experts to reexamine the excising structures of Islamic financial law on Maqasid basis, in order to remove unnecessary rigidity and achieve genuine observance of the applicable Shariah rules.Abdulazeem AbozaidBait Al-Mashura Consultationsarticleislamic financeribagharardeferment of counter valuesmoney exchangeBankingHG1501-3550Islamic lawKBP1-4860ARENمجلة بيت المشورة, Vol 16, Iss الأول, Pp 223-243 (2021)
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language AR
EN
topic islamic finance
riba
gharar
deferment of counter values
money exchange
Banking
HG1501-3550
Islamic law
KBP1-4860
spellingShingle islamic finance
riba
gharar
deferment of counter values
money exchange
Banking
HG1501-3550
Islamic law
KBP1-4860
Abdulazeem Abozaid
Deferment of Both Counter Values in Financial Transactions Maqasid Analysis and Its Impact on Money Exchanges
description Shariah texts forbid deferment of both counter values in the commutative transactions. However, it is obvious that contemporary juristic opinions abide by this prohibition without appreciating its Shariah objectives. This is evident as some of these opinions unjustifiably differentiate between similar applications, or they violate the prohibition by allowing stratagems that eventually lead to having both values deferred. The paper comes to analyze the Shariah objectives of the prohibition of such transactions, and then to investigate the contemporary applications that relate to this prohibition particularly to money exchanges. Based on the identified Shariah objectives, and based on the extent of the contemporary need to these applications, the paper goes then to use that as criteria to determine the acceptable and the unacceptable applications of money exchange, indicating their positive or negative effects. The study primarily indicates that while some transactions pertaining to the point of discussion can with conditions be validated in view of various considerations, the Shariah for riba and gharar reasons cannot condone some other transactions. The paper recommends that the Shariah scholars collaborate with the Muslim economists and financial experts to reexamine the excising structures of Islamic financial law on Maqasid basis, in order to remove unnecessary rigidity and achieve genuine observance of the applicable Shariah rules.
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author Abdulazeem Abozaid
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title Deferment of Both Counter Values in Financial Transactions Maqasid Analysis and Its Impact on Money Exchanges
title_short Deferment of Both Counter Values in Financial Transactions Maqasid Analysis and Its Impact on Money Exchanges
title_full Deferment of Both Counter Values in Financial Transactions Maqasid Analysis and Its Impact on Money Exchanges
title_fullStr Deferment of Both Counter Values in Financial Transactions Maqasid Analysis and Its Impact on Money Exchanges
title_full_unstemmed Deferment of Both Counter Values in Financial Transactions Maqasid Analysis and Its Impact on Money Exchanges
title_sort deferment of both counter values in financial transactions maqasid analysis and its impact on money exchanges
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