soha
a splendid one to behold
noism said:Is currency exchange opposed under Islam?
its not..not that i am aware of neways
noism said:Is currency exchange opposed under Islam?
soha said:just because YOU cant see how its wrong
doenst mean ist not wrong
to me its wrong
to you its ok
etc...
to progress in life..to move forward.. i feel i need to look backwikiwiki said:hello..she bases her life on the moral views of people who lived two and a half thousand years ago.
I don't think she is particularly caring about common sense.
Banks use the money you give them to invest. You, in return for lending it to then, get paid interest.
You are loaning the bank money. So, you are an evil banker.
Do you store money in the bank? Also, point me to the section in the Koran outlawing this would you. It will be interesting to see if it is actually from the Koran or a false prophet (aka priests).
Plus islam means no we. The entire point of your religion is that the only authority is God, and you must interpret his word. No one else can tell you how to live.
Back on topic, $5000 really isn't that much. If you are up to taking risks place a bet on the NRL or rugby union.
please spare mehiphophorray123 said:i swear your views are so fucking stupid.
i understand why someone would see interest as wrong, i understand why someone would have such a view, but to a realist, its fkn stupid.
i already make moneyhiphophorray123 said:there's a muslim bank in bankstown near the train station i think. If you don't want to make money then go there.
i get like 5.4% interest p.a compounded monthly from ING which equals to a couple of grand a month....am i going to hell?
The stockmarket is very risky, especially if you have little knowledge of it, as different anouncements cause the share price to fluctuate. Depending on the company, $2000 can buy u alot of little shares (that never move) or a small amount of big one (and with the small amount = small gains). So i think that ur best option is definately not the stock market.... like 2day outta no where shares in channel 10 dropped 21c from $4.20 to $3.99. Its very volatile and not really safe.weeman22 said:Hey guys, a close relative recently passed away, and as a result i inherited $5000, now i put it all into my ING a/c, but dont want it all to stay there, i wanna spedn $2000 of it in investments, but not sure the ebst options? shares r risky...
okaywikiwiki said:yeah, koran references please. explicit references too not guessing what God kinda meant.
In the next verse verse 276 in the same place he says,
"Allah will deprive usury of all blessing, and will give increase for deeds of charity, for he does not love any ungrateful sinner."
Two verses later in verse 278 he says,
"Oh you who believe! Fear Allah and give up what remains of your demand for usury if you are indeed believers."
buy an index tracker. todays fall surprised noone who has been paying attention to the markets. you should buy shares for the long term, and not worry about the day to day fluctuations.shady_03 said:The stockmarket is very risky, especially if you have little knowledge of it, as different anouncements cause the share price to fluctuate. Depending on the company, $2000 can buy u alot of little shares (that never move) or a small amount of big one (and with the small amount = small gains). So i think that ur best option is definately not the stock market.... like 2day outta no where shares in channel 10 dropped 21c from $4.20 to $3.99. Its very volatile and not really safe.
may i reccomend vanguard http://www.vanguard.com.au/Personal_Investors/Investor_Funds/Fund_Performance/addymac said:Managed fund is about the best option. Look for no entry and exit fees a proven track record and a range of investment strategies (by the sound of it neutral would be good for you).
I didn't see any referance to 2.5% there?soha said:http://www.inter-islam.org/Prohibitions/intrst.htm
this is a good site in refernece to interest/ursury/riba in islam
read the whole thing in order to understand it properly
it doenst specifically say 2.5% but there is 4 schools of thoughtShuter said:I didn't see any referance to 2.5% there?
Infact to me that section of the koran seemed to more be saying "if you have spare money that you could put in a bank, do not, this means you have excess money and instead you should give it away/to charity, instead of hoarding it and letting it grow (through perpetual saving), and depriving others".
Its "Muslims" my dearhiphophorray123 said:Fuck, if you islams don't want interest at all they should take it all away and add onto our accounts.
soha said:yes give your money to those who need it more then you
i think thats the best thing anyone could do