المتاجرة في العملة : دراسة فقهية

الملخص EN

Whereas money is the backbone of life; Therefore, the Sharia was keen to preserve it and made it one of its major issues and necessities around which many provisions crystallized Islam is a comprehensive doctrine, which an integrated system emerges, on the basis of which a virtuous society enjoys stability, security, prosperity and prosperity.

In order to achieve this goal that the Islamic law aspires to, the earning of money from all other legitimate ways of spending from it, and being friendly with it in various fields of life is something called for by the Islamic law and it is even deemed obligatory in some cases.

So earning money should be through legitimate means and not by illegal means: And since speculation on currency is one of the common things in our recent time due to the expansion of global trade, legislations have laid down controls to ensure the preservation of the currency from turbulence and instability and banned the means that lead to the misuse of this right.

Currency speculation has become one of the characteristics of this era, and one of its phenomena is; Rather, they pose a great danger to society.

Given the instability it causes, and rather one of the obstacles to economic development, and in some cases it has led to great economic shocks in some countries, does Islamic jurisprudence have the means to confront this phenomenon, and what is the concept of currency trading and its controls, and what is the ruling on trading in currency? Is the current paper money treated as cash (gold and silver)? What are the consequences of that? And I answered these questions during the research.