There are two main types of riba (usury): Riba al-Qurud and Riba al-Buyu. Riba al-Qurud involves the exchange of money or assets as a loan with delayed payment and interest. Riba al-Buyu involves the exchange of commodities like gold, silver, wheat, barley, salt, and dates, where the quantities exchanged are unequal or payment is delayed, resulting in additional compensation for the delay or difference in quantities. Both types of riba were common in pre-Islamic times but are prohibited under Islamic law.
There are two main types of riba (usury): Riba al-Qurud and Riba al-Buyu. Riba al-Qurud involves the exchange of money or assets as a loan with delayed payment and interest. Riba al-Buyu involves the exchange of commodities like gold, silver, wheat, barley, salt, and dates, where the quantities exchanged are unequal or payment is delayed, resulting in additional compensation for the delay or difference in quantities. Both types of riba were common in pre-Islamic times but are prohibited under Islamic law.
There are two main types of riba (usury): Riba al-Qurud and Riba al-Buyu. Riba al-Qurud involves the exchange of money or assets as a loan with delayed payment and interest. Riba al-Buyu involves the exchange of commodities like gold, silver, wheat, barley, salt, and dates, where the quantities exchanged are unequal or payment is delayed, resulting in additional compensation for the delay or difference in quantities. Both types of riba were common in pre-Islamic times but are prohibited under Islamic law.
There are two main types of riba (usury): Riba al-Qurud and Riba al-Buyu. Riba al-Qurud involves the exchange of money or assets as a loan with delayed payment and interest. Riba al-Buyu involves the exchange of commodities like gold, silver, wheat, barley, salt, and dates, where the quantities exchanged are unequal or payment is delayed, resulting in additional compensation for the delay or difference in quantities. Both types of riba were common in pre-Islamic times but are prohibited under Islamic law.
called: called: al-Nasia riba al-Fadl riba al-Quran riba al-Hadith riba al-Jahylia riba al-Assnaf riba
Under Riba AlQurud:
The difference between Qurd and Dyn
Every Qurd is a Dyn, but not every Dyn is a Qurd.
Qurd is the transfer of money or tangible
assets as a delayed (Nasia) payment loan, for an open term or specified term. For monthly installments of the riba payment, (not the original principal), or One lump- sum payment at the end of a period. In Jahylia was decided before or after origination of the loan. The lender or the borrower either proposes the riba portion. Dyn is a debt for the extension of credit. It can be money (Qurd) as in a loan, or I owe you, for a specific term (delayed Nasia or nisa) or on the (spot immediate payable obligation when not done in the majlis 3 days). This I owe you can be established as credit for a sale or consumption (Bay). The majority of dyoon are none callable until the term is due, or callable like the case of Qurd loan.
Under Riba al-Buyu
al-Fadl (addition of same types of mass
units kayl or weight wazin)
6 types of commodities (Assnaf)
Gold, Silver, Wheat, Barley, Salt, Dates
al-Nisa (delay for a term) (may lead to
addition for delay)
(Mubadala Almutajanisane gold with gold)
al-Yad (may lead to addition for
non-delivery of exchangeable) of non-equals (Money and food) both or one (albadalain)
The inter-exchange of the 6 types is
allowed but the payment is due immediately. (mubadala almutaqarbeen gold with silver, or wheat with barley)