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Got it as after reading whole scenario i will explain it in two ways first how to avoid Ribah, and the second why Ribah is prohibited in Islam in my views...
Part 1 HOW to Avoid RibahDearRibah ko avoid kar sakte hain hum Ribah lene or Dene wale dono pa grift haa ya nai ispe meri bohat achii research nai haa so mera point galat bi ho sakta.. First thing is Intesrt lena Haram haa its clear cut thing and its one of the top major sins in Islam, Ribah se bachne ka tariqa set up Islamic Banking system as Meezan and Bank Islai provides Ribah free accounts also other Bansk provide these features..
No second half is agar app job karte hoo to Ribah se kese bachoo gee bhai pehli baat agar kisi job maa maximum capital sood hoga i will join join that job haan agar wo mujhe insurance dete ass ospe mera control nai orr wo company ka major capital Halal ha then mere oper InshAllah grift nai hogi as its out of my Power.. I can deny such offer but if its their policy then i cant do anything except for expecting relief from Allah second option leaving the JOB...
Part 2 WHY Ribah is Haram and Who is GuiltyDear fellow mere analysis ka mutabiq Ribah is Haram in Islam because Islam likes equality and Ribah creates inequality between the Funded people and non-funded people or RICH and Poor. So Ribah is Haram to avoid inequality first and second to remove greed from the Rich people to attract money through money by no effort, To remove distances between the Poor and RICH these are a few major reasons why Ribah is Haram in Islam.
Who is guilty in Ribah, Consider Umeridress is poor (just consider I know he is rich enough) and he needs money for the treatment of his beloved one it can be his mother, father anyone whom he loves a lot. He goes to Bank or an entity to get a loan and that entity puts consideration of Repayment if you are taking 10K you have to return 12k after a month and he has no option left so he considers the condition on repayment and gets a loan now he returns 12k after a month as per condition, Umeridress is not guilty at all the guilt one is Funds provider and he has to face Allah Almighty on the day of judgment for the major Sin of Ribah.
Now consider Umeridress is living well he has a car a good house and a good job too everything is good someone suggests Umeridres invest in crypto 100k for a month to earn profits investment can be anywhere physical market or virtual and minidress has no funds right now, What Umeridress does he approach an entity or Bank to get a loan and they charge Umeridress 4% Intrest on the repayment and he agrees, after 1 month Umeridress gets 10% profit on capital and he pays back the loan with 4% interest now Both are guilty here and both has to face Allah Almighty on the day of judgment.
Reason Entity charged interest and he has to answer that, Umeridress supported the loan in fair conditions he has to answer this.
Yeh video ais topic p hy hi ni, jis ki discussion ho rai hay.
The video is to mention short-term trading in the future, not in the spot let's understand by an example, if i buy something from Umeridress in 10 RS and then someone offers me 11 RS after an hour or 15 i will sell it its similar to spot trading but in future, you are filing a contract to buy/sell on the price where you close the position here first thing is that future contracts are haram second point is Binance and you are a partner in this trade as Binance is Funds provider and he is out after providing funds, Binance will only charge fees on funding and there is contract now between you and Binance imagine is it possible to have a contract in real life for 1 hour for 1 day at least it should be 7day or max..
So video was quoted to explain this situation in the future in Spot things are different...
Hope so Got the answer and still if something left i am human errors are possible,, Try to understand and avoid Ribah in fair conditions as rather you are taking or giving.. Allah Almighty Bless us and show the right Path Ameen Read the Whole Data i have put my full efforts to make it valueable for all for now and for Future too