LessonsThe Foundations of Islamic Economic ThinkingQuiz

Examples of prohibited practices include interest/usury (ربا), gambling, hoarding, unlawful goods or services, prohibited short sales and certain speculative transactions.

These restrictions are not isolated rules. Together they aim to protect balance, fair distribution of wealth and genuine equality of opportunity.

This point should be read together with the surrounding rules, because Islamic financing is evaluated by the complete legal and commercial structure rather than by one isolated clause.

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Some Permanent Economic Restrictions

The Foundations of Islamic Economic Thinking

Examples of prohibited practices include interest/usury (ربا), gambling, hoarding, unlawful goods or services, prohibited short sales and certain speculative transactions.

These restrictions are not isolated rules. Together they aim to protect balance, fair distribution of wealth and genuine equality of opportunity.

This point should be read together with the surrounding rules, because Islamic financing is evaluated by the complete legal and commercial structure rather than by one isolated clause.