Reposting: Orang tua rezameutia yang dungu kayak anjing --- In [email protected], "rezameutia" <rezameutia@...> wrote: > > fyi, > > anda percaya nggak omongan si item pacar homo anda bahwa dia bagi2 duit > puluhan juta ke orang yang dia nggak kenal? > > jangan ngacir ya... > > > > > > > --- In [email protected], "Bukan Pedanda" <bukan.pedanda@> wrote: > > > > > > FYI > > > > -- > > > > Malaysian Muslim clerics forbid forex trading > > > > Thursday, 16 February 2012 > > A Muslim council of clerics in Malaysia has ruled that foreign exchange > > trading by money changers or between banks was allowable but trading by > > individuals was not. (File photo) > > A Muslim council of clerics in Malaysia has ruled that foreign exchange > > trading by money changers or between banks was allowable but trading by > > individuals was not. (File photo) > > inShare1 > > > > By AFP > > Kuala Lumpur > > > > Malaysia's highest Islamic body has issued an edict forbidding foreign > > exchange trading by Muslim individuals, saying such speculation violates > > Islamic law. > > > > The National Fatwa Council ruled forex trading by money changers or between > > banks was allowable but trading by individuals "creates confusion" among > > the faithful, according to a report issued Wednesday by state news agency > > Bernama. > > > > Council chairman Abdul Shukor Husin warned "there are many doubts about it > > (forex trading) and it involves individuals using the Internet, with > > uncertain outcomes," Bernama reported. > > > > "A study by the committee found that such trading involved currency > > speculation, which contradicts Islamic law," he was quoted saying. > > > > A council official confirmed the ruling to AFP but gave no further details. > > > > Islam lays out a strict code of ethics for business that forbids > > speculation and usury. > > > > While Malaysia's brand of Islam is more moderate than in much of the Muslim > > world, some 60 percent of its 28 million people are Muslim and remain > > subject to Islamic law in civil affairs. > > > > In 2008, the National Fatwa Council banned yoga for Muslims, saying it > > could erode their faith. > > > > That triggered an uproar from moderate Muslims, prompting then prime > > minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi to wade in, saying Muslims could do yoga as > > long as it had no Hindu spiritual elements. > > >
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