Issues of Riba — Usury & Gambling
- What is called interest
- How to dispose of bank interest
- Bank interest credited compulsorily: how to dispose of it
- The Shari‘a ruling on interest-bearing government loans and bank interest
- Keeping money in a bank for safekeeping
- An interest-bearing loan from a bank
- Interest from a non-Muslim
- Establishing a Muslim bank and its income
- Earning money by giving a bribe
- The ruling on interest in India
- An inquiry into dar al-Islam and dar al-harb
- The definition of dar al-harb
- A detailed discussion of dar al-harb and the ruling on the lawfulness of interest
- Dar al-harb and dar al-Islam
- A very important detailed study on interest
- Profit on a loan
- Trading with an interest-bearing loan and earning profit
- Profit on a loan is interest
- Lending grain and collecting more
- Taking milk from an indebted Hindu
- A study concerning the Muslim Fund: interest-free loans against pledge and the price of forms
- An objection to the above answer: a loan conditional on buying a form
- The difficulty remains: sale of the pledge and the sale of forms by the Muslim Fund
- Keeping the Muslim Fund’s money in a bank or post office
- Depositing money in a “society”
- The surplus amount on the provident fund
- The addition to the provident fund is not interest
- Partnership in interest-based business
- Assisting in an interest-based transaction
- Rental shops built with interest money on lawfully acquired land
- Where to use interest money that has come into one’s hands
- Life insurance and the Lucknow resolution
- A bequest concerning the sum received through insurance
- A penalty for not paying an instalment on time is also interest
- Lending one rupee and taking back 18 annas
- Taking a loan on interest and doing business with it
- Taking a loan on interest
- A government loan
- An interest-bearing government loan
- An interest-bearing government loan
- Income from trade with money borrowed on interest
- Using clothes made with an interest-bearing loan
- Taking an interest-bearing loan
- Borrowing from a tenant
- Is there any allowance for an interest-bearing loan?
- Selling a company’s forms
- Compound interest is haram upon haram
- The ruling on interest-derived wealth after repentance
- Giving money from one’s own funds and keeping the interest money
- Taking out insurance
- Life insurance
- Insuring one’s life
- Medical examinations by a Muslim doctor for the insurance corporation
- Selling maize for wheat on credit
- Taking profit for giving a loan is interest
- A form of pooling contributions together
- A form of riba and gambling
- A form of interest
- A form of interest (sale on credit at a mark-up)
- An extra amount received on deductions from salary
- A scholar in a state of starvation taking interest-bearing money and living on it
- Declaring impermissible transactions permissible in Burma
- Spending interest money on building houses for Muslims affected by riots
- The responsibility of scholars when society is corrupted
- Avoiding the semblance of riba
- Ways of receiving interest
- A company that collects money and then distributes it
- Spending interest money on a madrasa
- One form of interest