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💡 Halal Spot Trading on Binance:
- Choose a clear currency without interest or leverage.
- Buy and hold real ownership.
- Monitor the project, do not engage in rapid speculation.
- Your goal: Earn a project and be rational ✨
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Wheel of fortune ( halal or haram ) ???

Please do your own research and tell me if i am wrong and why? I also got 6 spin but I’m not using it until I’m fully assured that the income is fully halal. I mean why would i miss free money but thats not the point.

Islamic Analysis (Key Point)

❌ This is Maisir (Gambling)

In Islamic law, maisir is defined as:

Gaining wealth where entitlement is based on chance, not certainty, and outcomes vary by luck.

Even if:
• You do not pay money to spin
• The tasks are spot trading
• There is no leverage or interest

👉 The reward itself is obtained through a chance-based spin, which is the core issue.

Why This Is Haram (Very Important)

Scholars are clear:
• If a reward is randomized
• And you perform an action to gain a chance, not a guaranteed outcome
• And different people receive vastly different rewards for the same action

Then this falls under:
• Maisir (gambling)
• Gharar (excessive uncertainty)

The wheel, spinning animation, and reward variance are classic gambling mechanics, even if marketed as “fun” or “promotional”.

I have done my job by telling you. Now its your job to do research about it, i know its hard to say good bye to money but the sabar is more than you know and you will earn more than what you will loss in order to protect your imaan and
Akhirah.

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How to Keep Your Crypto Journey Halal on Binance

As the crypto world grows, many of us in the Ummah are looking for ways to benefit from this technology while staying true to our values. Here is a quick guide on how to navigate Binance in a Sharia-compliant way:
1. Focus on Spot Trading ✅
In Islamic finance, ownership is key. When you use Spot Trading, you buy the actual asset and own it. This is generally considered permissible as long as the project itself is halal. Avoid Futures and Margin trading, as these often involve Riba (interest) and excessive Gharar (uncertainty).
2. Check the Project’s Purpose 🔍
Before you click that buy button, ask: What does this coin actually do?
Halal: Projects focused on technology, logistics, or real-world utility (e.g., $BTC , $ETH $ADA ).
Haram: Projects related to gambling, interest-based lending (DeFi with Riba), or unethical industries.
3. Use Binance "Sharia Earn" 🕋
Did you know Binance has a certified Sharia Earn product? It’s been audited by Amanie Advisors to ensure it uses Wakala (agency) contracts instead of interest-based lending. This is a great way to grow your $BNB, $ETH , or $
SOL rewards while maintaining peace of mind.
4. Ethical Responsibility 🤝
Avoid "pump and dump" schemes or coins with no utility (Meme coins can be risky/doubtful due to high speculation). Invest in what adds value to the world!
Conclusion:
Crypto is a tool—it’s how we use it that matters. Let’s build wealth that is both sustainable and blessed (Barakah).
What are your favorite Sharia-compliant projects? Let’s discuss below! 👇
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🚫 What Makes a Crypto Investment Non-Halal?
💭 Not all crypto investments are Shariah-compliant. Some may involve:
❌ Interest-based lending (Riba)
❌ High uncertainty or speculation (Gharar)
❌ Gambling-like activities (Maisir)
❌ Projects linked to haram sectors (e.g. alcohol, adult, pork)
🔎 Always research before investing. Halal earning means ethical, transparent, and interest-free 📿
#ShariaEarn #HalalCrypto2025 #IslamicFinance #BinanceSquare #cryptouniverseofficial

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$ETH

Cryptocurrency and Islamic Finance: Debunking the Haram Myth

Cryptocurrency, a decentralized digital asset, has sparked debates within Islamic finance regarding its permissibility (halal) or prohibition (haram). Misconceptions often arise from equating crypto with gambling (maysir) or uncertainty (gharar), leading to rumors that it’s inherently haram. This article explores why these rumors persist, what Islamic scholars say, and provides evidence supporting crypto’s permissibility under Shariah.

Why the Haram Rumors Persist
Rumors labeling cryptocurrency as haram stem from its volatility, anonymity, and association with speculative trading. Critics argue it resembles gambling due to price fluctuations or lacks tangible backing, akin to riba (usury). Misinformation also spreads due to a lack of understanding of blockchain technology. Early skepticism from some scholars, unfamiliar with crypto’s mechanics, fueled these claims. Additionally, media reports of crypto scams and unregulated markets amplify distrust, overshadowing its potential as a legitimate financial tool.

Islamic Scholars’ Perspectives
Islamic scholars are divided but increasingly open to cryptocurrencies. Early fatwas, like those from Egypt’s Dar al-Ifta (2018), deemed Bitcoin haram, citing speculation and lack of state backing. However, progressive scholars argue that crypto aligns with Islamic principles when used correctly. Mufti Muhammad Abu-Bakar’s 2017 paper, “Shariah Analysis of Bitcoin,” concludes that Bitcoin is permissible as a medium of exchange, provided it avoids excessive speculation. The Shariah Advisory Council of Malaysia (2020) also declared crypto trading halal under certain conditions, emphasizing transparency and utility.

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🟢 The first Islamic bank with Bitcoin: ruya launches an investment platform for Sharia-compliant crypto

— The ruya bank from the UAE has become the first Islamic bank in the world to offer direct investments in Bitcoin and other virtual assets — directly through a mobile application.

— All of this is within the framework of Islamic law (Sharia), thanks to a partnership with Fuze, a licensed provider of crypto infrastructure.

📲 What this means:
— Crypto investments are becoming part of everyday banking in the UAE

— The product is focused not on speculation, but on ethical and long-term investments

— Client support through consultation centers and call centers is already available

📈 Context:
— The UAE accepted more than $30 billion in crypto assets in 2024, which is 42% more than the previous year — the region is actively emerging as a leader in digital finance in MENA

💬 CEO of ruya, Christoph Koster:

"We want to give people access to the digital economy without violating the principles of Islamic banking"

🟢 Subscribe — we are monitoring how crypto becomes halal

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📢 Pakistan Users – Need Help with Sharia Earn? 🇵🇰
Even after updating the app, the Sharia Products / Sharia Earn section is still not working! 😓 The message keeps saying “App Update Required” even though I’ve already installed the latest version.

Anyone else facing this issue?
Tagging @BinanceSupport – please assist the Pakistan community in accessing this important Sharia-compliant feature! We’re eager to grow our portfolios in a halal way, but the app isn’t cooperating. 🛠️

💬 Drop a comment if you're experiencing the same!

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⚠️🕌 $PENGU , $DOGE , $PEPE — Are Meme Coins Haram? ❌📉

🤔 For those still asking...

Let’s clear the confusion once and for all. 🚫🔍

🐧 $PENGU

🐶 $DOGE

🐸 $PEPE

➡️ All are meme coins, and by many scholars’ views, fall under the category of Haram. 🛑📿

❌ Why?

They lack real utility, are highly speculative, and often driven by hype — not Shariah principles. 💸⚠️

🗣️ Even if Google says otherwise…

Not everything online aligns with Islamic values. Trust knowledge, not trends. 🌐📵

📚 Always seek guidance from trusted Islamic scholars before investing.

Don’t let memes blur your morals. 🧠🕌

💬 Share with others who may not know.

❤️ Like • 🔁 Repost • ➕ Follow for more honest insights rooted in values.

Let’s help each other grow with both faith & wisdom. 🤝🌙📈

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HAQQ and GoMeat Collaborate to Transform Halal Food Access in the USA

In a groundbreaking move, HAQQ, an ethical blockchain ecosystem rooted in Islamic values, has partnered with GoMeat to optimize halal meat and food accessibility in the United States. The collaboration introduces key enhancements to the GoMeat platform, such as the HAQQ wallet for crypto payments and the acceptance of GoMeat token ($GOMT). The integration of AI features and partnerships with SingularityNET aim to streamline supply chain management and enhance user experiences.

The partnership focuses on community welfare, offering frequent promotions, the lowest halal meat prices, and a $1 donation for community needs with every GoMeat app signup. HAQQ and GoMeat are committed to fostering community spirit by customizing blockchain services for diverse American communities and advancing Web3 technology for improved authentication and transparency in halal meat distribution.

Leadership perspectives from Mohammed AlKaff AlHashmi, HAQQ Co-founder, and Waqas Siddiqi, GoMeat Co-Founder, emphasize the commitment to giving back and the importance of this partnership for the specialty food sector and Web3 innovation.

About HAQQ Network and GoMeat:

HAQQ Network integrates Islamic finance principles into blockchain, featuring the Islamic Coin (ISLM) and "Century Coinomics" for sustainable emission over a century. GoMeat, a blockchain-based digital marketplace launched in 2019, revolutionizes specialty meat distribution with authentication, traceability, and on-demand ordering.

As HAQQ and GoMeat join forces, they invite individuals to participate in this journey of innovation, transparency, and community empowerment, marking a significant step forward in the evolution of halal food distribution in the USA.

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Sharia Earn – Halal Earning Made Easy!
Grow your $BNB , $ETH & $SOL the Halal way with the world’s first Sharia-compliant staking product.
Simple. Secure. Sharia-compliant.
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#ShariaEarn | Halal Crypto Income is Possible

Looking to grow your wealth without violating Islamic principles?

✅ No riba (interest)
✅ No haram assets
✅ Transparent, asset-backed projects
✅ Staking, profit-sharing, and utility tokens only

💡 Platforms now offer Sharia-compliant earning options — from ethical staking to tokenized sukuk models.

📌 BNB Chain & select DeFi protocols are exploring Halal DeFi pathways.

🌱 Earn with integrity. Grow with purpose.
Your crypto portfolio can align with your faith.

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✨ Many people ask:
Is crypto halal in Islam?

✅ If a crypto project is interest-free and transparent, it may be considered Shariah-compliant.

Here are 3 tokens worth exploring from an Islamic finance perspective:
🔹 $XLM
(Stellar – focused on remittances)
🔹 $ALGO
(Algorand – sustainable and fair technology)
🔹 $ADA
(Cardano – science-driven, transparent governance)

💬 What do you think? Do you only invest in halal tokens?

#HalalCrypto2025 #CryptoUrdu #Binancepakistan #IslamicFinance

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☝️ Before you trade, remember halal & haram so that Allah puts barakah (blessing) in your wealth. ✅

📊 Halal Trading

Real assets: Stocks of companies with legitimate activities (🌱 Agriculture, 🏭 Industry, 💻 Technology).

Direct ownership: Buy and actually own the asset before selling.

No interest-based fees: Use Islamic accounts without overnight charges.

Transparency: Contracts must be clear, assets known, no hidden uncertainty.

❌ Haram Trading

💳 Margin trading with interest – an interest-based loan.

⚖️ Leverage (interest-based) – common but prohibited.

🎲 Derivatives (Futures, Options) – similar to gambling.

🍷 Prohibited industries – alcohol, gambling, conventional banks, etc.

🎰 Speculative betting – trading on random chance without study. 🚨

💡 Trade smart, trade halal, and let your rizq (sustenance) be blessed. 🌙✨

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⚠️Halal or Haram?

👉 Truth About Future & Spot Trading 💥
⚖️ Many Muslims ask: Is trading allowed in Islam?
The answer isn’t always black and white it depends on how you trade.

🔹 Future Trading:
❌ Considered Haram by most scholars. Why? Conventional futures trading is considered haram in Islam due to involvement of speculation, interest (Riba) , and selling what is not owned. Only specific, non-speculative contracts like Salam or Istisna' may be halal with proper conditions.

🔹 Crypto Trading (Spot):
✅ Generally considered Halal, as long as you’re:
Buying/selling real digital assets (not gambling)
Avoiding interest-based leverage (Riba)
Trading with transparency and fairness.

💡 The Key:
Islam allows trade, but prohibits gambling and usury. If your crypto activity looks more like investment than gambling, it’s closer to Halal.

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"Understanding Halal and Haram in Trading: A Beginner's Guide 🚨📈"

"Before you start trading, remember the halal and haram so that Allah blesses you. ✅

What is halal trading? 📊
- Trading in real assets – Such as stocks of companies with legitimate activities (Agriculture 🌱, Industry 🏭, Technology 💻)
- Direct buying and selling – To buy and actually own the asset and then sell it
- Without interest-based fees – Using Islamic accounts without overnight fees
- Transparency and no uncertainty – The contract should be clear and the goods should be known

What is haram trading? 💳
- Margin trading with interest (Margin) – Because it is an interest-based loan
- Leverage with an interest-based loan – Many platforms offer it in a prohibited manner
- Financial derivatives (Futures, Options) – Similar to gambling and betting
- Companies with prohibited activities – Such as alcohol or gambling or interest-based banks
- Random fluctuations (gambling) – Betting without study or basis 🚨 #Write2Earn #HalalTrading #IslamicFinance "