Thank you for your reply.
Following your answers -
1. There are discussions around the BitcoinTalk on you removing people

Just saying it is not only one guy...
2. Alright, I get it, but being transparent with Shariah norms means you should show everything as transparent as possible, but it is your decision, don't want to push you in the corner with that.
3. Sure It doesn't, but it may prevent you, because you stepped on thin ice by being First Islamic Exchange, It is not that easy to achieve.
4. Well... by telling that you about to get the license and you have it - are two different scenarios, think about it.
5. Noted
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I have a few more questions:
Do you have the feedback of the 3rd Islamic party which is not interested in the project?
How will you benefit from the financial point of view?
What is the reason for a token to grow in the future?
What if smb perform forbidden strategies like the pump and dump on your exchange or use it for something "Bad"?
Hello.
Thanks for your attention.
1. from one person. I am more than confident that the
who very professionally criticize are his multiple accounts.
2. how is the difference between Shariah or not Shariah? There are ICO rules. Private sale is classified information! It has always been the case and in all projects it is so! Or do you want to say, for example, if you come to the bank and ask them to show you someone's a bill, will they show you? Everywhere has its own rules. And no matter what religion the project or person adheres to.
3. Thank you for understanding. We will do everything in our power.
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