Citaat:
Origineel gepost door Mustapha AA
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bewijs aub
niet ja mag nie omdat ........
maar met duidelijk bewijs\
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2 – Ruling on shares
In principle there is nothing wrong with buying or selling shares, but there are some things that should be avoided, such as:
Buying and selling shares in companies in which it is haraam to hold shares because they sell things that are not permissible, or they help in spreading corruption and falsehood.
Buying and selling shares in riba-based banks.
Putting share money in riba-based banks, because that leads to the profits being mixed with riba money.
A – The Standing Committee was asked about holding shares in private companies that deal in charity work, agriculture, banks, insurance and petroleum. They replied:
It is permissible for a person to hold shares in these companies if they do not deal with riba. If they deal with riba then it is not permissible. That is because it is proven from the Qur’aan, Sunnah and scholarly consensus that dealing with riba is haraam.
Similarly it is not permissible for a person to hold shares in commercial insurance companies, because the insurance policies involve ambiguity, uncertainty and riba, which are all haraam according to Islamic sharee’ah.
Fataawa Islamiyyah, 2/43
(islam-qa.com)
Hier heb ik het bewijs uitgehaald.