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Is Lloyds TSB’s guaranteed return investment halaal or haraam?

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Is it halal for a Muslim to work as a financial analyst in an investment advisory company?

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What are the basics of Rashidi religion and does it align with traditional Islamic practices?

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Is pursuing an MBA in Finance and working in finance haram?

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Would it be haram to participate in a game show? Such as, Wheel of Fortune or Jeopardy? There is no risk or investment involved. Would the money from these earnings be haram?

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Zakat on Property-Share Purchased with the Intention of Re-sale

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Home Equity Loans

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Please can you tell me if death benefit schemes are permissible in Shariah? These are typically schemes where you pay an annual amount, say £25 to an association, and if someone dies in the family, they then pay for all funeral costs. To me it seems to be simple straightforward insurance and therefore haram?

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Forwarding Advice on Stock Market Investment

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Investing in Mutual Funds

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Buying Shares with the Intention of Capital Gain

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Microfinance: Is it Islamically Permitted for a Financier to Demand a Fixed Return from the Borrower?

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Islamic Althernatives for Mortgage

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I would like to know if it is ok to invest in the stock market, or work as a stock broker

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Ratio of Profit in Partnerships across the Madhhabs

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There are two types of bonds: 1) Prize Bonds £1 buys you 1 bond. No interest is accumulated or paid. You are always able to redeem your bonds for cash – the same amount as you paid originally. Periodically, a number of ‘prizes’ are distributed and every bond has an equal chance of winning a prize. You may win much or nothing. But you cannot lose your investment. 2) “Bonds” in the traditional sense You can purchase, for example, government bonds whereby you invest £1000, on which the government will guarantee you a 4% annual return. There is no doubt that that number 2 is purely riba-based and hence haram as you have mentioned previously on your website. My question is whether number 1 is also haram?

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Is the condition of guarantee provision of 1% base price per month as rent valid and is it permissible to make an agreement with such a condition?

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Is an investment with only profit sharing permissible? How about investment with limited loss sharing?

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“Islamic” Investment Banking, buying and selling.

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I will be buying one currency on spot rate with my money (nothing from brokers) and wait for the right time to sell it off on a spot rate and that is the profit I make, is this Halal or not? (No interest element involved in it, in this transaction I can gain or lose).

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