السلم في البيوع الإلكترونية

Abstract EN

Immense openness to the world is one of the modern trou-blesome situations; the world has become like a small village where everyone can buy whatever commodities from any place and anytime.

Space and time are cannot stop any transaction.

The buyer and seller can do their business using smart gadgets and computers from any country.

One of the novelties is the sell-ing of goods online without physical possessing of these goods.

Having explored this issue, it turned out that selling of goods online without physical possessing of these goods (by claiming the attribution to another seller) can take place in two ways: 1) The first and second sellers have a prior contract.

Here, the transaction is conducted by a proxy who gets fees, or fees plus incentives, i.e.

extra profits go to the proxy.

This form of transaction is lawful.

2) The first and second sellers have no prior contract.

He rather redirects the order to the second website as a buyer from another seller and asks the delivery of the goods to a specific buyer.

This is a form of parallel selling in advance (Salam) and is lawful.

The receiver of the goods is not required to own the source of goods as the seller of dates is not required to own the palm trees nor the one who sells a commodity to own the factory producing it.