Jurisprudential study of the use of bank profits by foreign investors in Iran

الملخص EN

Usually, a part of the capital required by countries is provided by foreign investors and the policy of attracting them is applied by all governments in the world.

A foreign investor uses the host country's banking system, and if the volume of foreign capital in Iranian banks is large, it gives them the power to damage the country's economy by withdrawing their capital if necessary.

In this study, jurisprudential rules such as the rule of Non-Domination over Muslims, Harm Principle, Concession, Gharar Disavow (an aleatory commutative contract or contract of sale, that is one in which buyer doest not know exactly what he is to receive and is therefore at risk), and Fraud Disavow and it was concluded that according to such principles and rules, the enemy should be dealt with at every turn.

Although attracting foreign capital is the policy of any government, in policy-making as well as legislation, it should be borne in mind that large foreign capital in the country's banks, enables foreign governments to suddenly withdraw their capital so as to damage the economy of the country concerned.

Of course, it is up to the authorities to determine minor policies in this regard.

Key words: Bank Interest, Foreign Investor, Bank Deposits, Non-Domination over Muslims Rule.