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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Bitcoin is considered as halal by Sharia Law
by
Ilegendph
on 11/07/2018, 09:37:01 UTC
Since the Muslim community can now trade/hold/invest legally on Cryptocurrecy especially BTC. Do you think it can uplift the price of BTC and concurrency as a whole?

Dubai is very active on Cryptocurrency. It's hosting many of cryptocurrency forum.
We all know that there are a lots of Arabs that are really rich.


If I remember correctly, it was just some study by one muslim scholar, so it's far from being "officially declared" for all muslims in the world. Some other scholars might even later declare it haram for some reasons. But regardless, I don't think that it will have any significant impact on Bitcoin's price, those muslims that wanted to buy Bitcoin earlier most likely did it regardless of its status and Bitcoin is also not that popular in arabic countries to make a big impact on Bitcoin's price, just like bans in some countries have almost no effect too.

Bitcoin is something to be considered legal unless a state/country creates a law to make it illegal. Well, another set of speculators will come to market and can make the price really volatile. I just want bitcoin to be stable so that many people could adopt and use it as a currency and not just an investment scheme.