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Makruh

A shari'a description of (and ruling or hukm on) an act or conduct which a Muslim has to avoid or...

    Ibaha

    An Arabic term (إباحة) that translates as permissibility (correct spelling: ibahah). It is a principle, under shari'ah, that any act...

      Ibahah Asliyah

      A general shari'ah maxim that all commercial and financial activities are originally permissible by the primary sources of shari'ah, unless...

        Ibahah

        An Arabic term (إباحة) that translates as permissibility. It is a principle, under shari'ah, that any act is permitted as...

          Al-Mubah

          An Arabic term that translates as permissible or allowable or optional without any corresponding outcomes, thawab or iqab, desirable/ undesirable...

            Mubah

            An Arabic term that translates as permissible or allowable or optional without any corresponding outcomes, thawab or iqab, desirable/ undesirable...

              Ba’i al-Thaman bil Thaman

              The sale of a monetary amount (thaman or naqd) in exchange for another monetary amount (thaman or naqd). More specifically,...

                Ba’i al-Juzaf

                The sale of a measurable, countable, or weighable commodity without determining its quantity, number of units, or weight. This usually...

                  Ba’i al-Baraah

                  Arabic (بيع البراءة)  for sale on 'as is' basis. It is a contract of sale (ba’i), in which a person...

                    Bay al-Dayn

                    Arabic (بيع الدين) for sale of debt. It denotes the sale of debt securities, debt certificates (commercial papers), or receivables...