setelah keluar dalam akhbar tentang fatwa Majlis tu ramai orang silap faham, yang haramnya bukannya pelaburan internet itu, tetapi cara dan kaedah pelaburan intenet yang berunsur riba dan gharar penyebab ia menjadi haram..
ramai orang tak puas hati dan kemudian kata macam-macam yang tak sepatutnya kepada para mufti dan ust zaharuddin.. padahal mereka yang salah faham sebab TAK BACA HABIS FATWA DAN TAK BACA BETUL-BETUL.. Nazri, www.mendidik.blogspot.com --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Asalamualaikum,Ini pendapat salah seorang Pensyarah > Business Admin di UIA berkenaan pelaburan internet. > Pnedapat pensyarah lain saya dah terbuang tapi > mereka mempunyai pendapat yang sama dengan IKIM dan > pensyarah Nazrol .Kalian boleh email mana2 pensyarah > economic ,accounting atau bisnes admin di > http://enm.iiu.edu.my/StaffEcons.htm jika ada soalan > lanjut. > In general trading is permissible in Islam, and > that includes currencies. When there is trade > between different countries you cannot avoid but > have the buying and selling of currencies to > facilitate payments in various different currencies. > So generally spot trading of currencies is > permissible. It is when you include currency > derivatives that the Shariah has certain > objections. While there are cases that currency > derivatives are used for the purpose of hedging, and > this may be acceptable to the Shariah, there are > many other instances where currency derivative > trading is done purely for speculative profits. This > practice is what the Shariah has problems with. > Speculation can lead to prices of a commodity to not > reflect its true market value and price. Through > excessive speculative trading, the market price of a > commodity can be manipulated. As a result of such > profiteering, some parties will make significant > profits, at the expense of other parties who are > affected by > the inflated or deflated commodity price. The point > here is this. If real trading occurs (buying and > selling of actual commodities) that is fine. But > what is happening in the derivatives market is that > the trading is merely on paper (or just > electronically). It does not reflect real trading of > commodities and as such the market price does not > reflect true demand and supply of the commodity but > rather the demand and supply of the derivatives > market for that commodity. Such practices often lead > to exploitation and injustice. That is why the > Shariah may have some objections to it. Cases in > point, the financial crisis in 97/98 and more > recently, high prices of oil. These, to some extent, > were and are influenced by activities in the > derivatives market. > > Above is my brief and humble opinions on your > question. I am by no means an expert on this so > please consult other people as well as read more on > the topic to get a better understanding. Also, if > you would like to discuss this further, you can > always drop in. Hope I have helped to clarify some > of your concerns. > > Allah knows best. > > Nazrol Kamil Mustaffa Kamil > Lecturer > Department of Business Administration > Kulliyyah of Economics and Management > In short, pelaburan Internet itu HARAM.Kalau nak > cuba juga cubalah. Ramai orang rugi beratus ribu > dalam pelaburan Internet ini.Saya pernah kerja di > forex (salah satu pelaburan internet) sebelum saya > bertanya Dr,Nazrol, memang ramai yang rugi > especially masa kartun nabi muhammad ( buatan > kartunist danish) hari tu ramai rugi teruk. Itulah > padahnya bila kita tak mahu ikut Islam,wassalam > > > > --------------------------------- > Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell? > Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
