Trade provisions
Trade provisions
Trade is the greatest source of livelihood and blessing.
(Nine tenths of the food in the trade, return to your beloved)
The story of Imam Sadik (as) says:
(Trade is increasing in rationality, and trade is decreasing in value.)
(Intelligence).
The seller was the owner of the property and the merchants were the owners of the property.
They are not to be seen by God, but they are to be seen by Him.
(Issue 1): The person in charge should learn
The rules of trade which he uses and must learn the matters which ignorance exposes him to
The Sadik (r) said:
Whoever wants to do business, let him do it in.
So that he may know what is lawful and what is forbidden, and who is the wrongdoer.
He did not agree with his religion and traded with the wicked.
It is desirable.
In trade, there are four things:
(1) The settlement of the price among Muslims except for the most likely.
(2) The price is reduced to a level that does not amount to unfairness.
(3) Payments are preferential and receipts are insufficient.
(4) The buyer ' s rescission of the sale if requested.
(Issue 2): If the validity of the transaction is in doubt
If he corrupts it because of ignorance of its law, he is not allowed to arrange the effects of either health or corruption.
He must either learn or he must be able to do so.
Retention, even by settlement or otherwise, if the consent of the debtor is obtained to dispose of the money taken from him until
The corruption of the transaction is allowed.
(Issue
3): The debtor must earn to collect maintenance
He is the one who has to provide for his wife and children if they are not present.
The desired, such as the expansion of the households, and the assistance of the poor.
Trade is the greatest source of livelihood and blessing.
(Nine tenths of the food in the trade, return to your beloved)
The story of Imam Sadik (as) says:
(Trade is increasing in rationality, and trade is decreasing in value.)
(Intelligence).
The seller was the owner of the property and the merchants were the owners of the property.
They are not to be seen by God, but they are to be seen by Him.
(Issue 1): The person in charge should learn
The rules of trade which he uses and must learn the matters which ignorance exposes him to
The Sadik (r) said:
Whoever wants to do business, let him do it in.
So that he may know what is lawful and what is forbidden, and who is the wrongdoer.
He did not agree with his religion and traded with the wicked.
It is desirable.
In trade, there are four things:
(1) The settlement of the price among Muslims except for the most likely.
(2) The price is reduced to a level that does not amount to unfairness.
(3) Payments are preferential and receipts are insufficient.
(4) The buyer ' s rescission of the sale if requested.
(Issue 2): If the validity of the transaction is in doubt
If he corrupts it because of ignorance of its law, he is not allowed to arrange the effects of either health or corruption.
He must either learn or he must be able to do so.
Retention, even by settlement or otherwise, if the consent of the debtor is obtained to dispose of the money taken from him until
The corruption of the transaction is allowed.
(Issue
3): The debtor must earn to collect maintenance
He is the one who has to provide for his wife and children if they are not present.
The desired, such as the expansion of the households, and the assistance of the poor.
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