A Research Review of Prevailing Shariah Restrictions in Vegetable Market Buying and Selling Matters

سبزی منڈی کے خرید و فروخت کے معاملات میں مروجہ شرعی پابندیوں کا تحقیقی جائزہ

  • Mr. Inayat Ur Rehman PhD Islamic studies Scholar HITEC University Taxila.
  • Dr. Muhammad Zahid Ullah Assistant Professor, Islamiyat Karnal Sher Khan Cadet College Ismaila Swabi

Abstract

The rules of Islam cover all areas of life, there are acts of worship, beliefs, and similarly, the main part of the rules are related to matters. And from those that Islam has forbidden, then a Muslim should refrain from it, whether these restrictions are related to the chapter of beliefs, or related to worship, or related to the chapters of general society and affairs, as a Muslim. It is important for us that our affairs should be in accordance with the Islamic method, like worship, because in the eyes of Islam, a person's property is respected and sacred in the same way as his life, honor and dignity are sacred. Islam strictly forbids taking other people's property illegally and declares the agreement of purchase and sale agreed upon by mutual consent as a legitimate means of acquiring wealth. Also, one of the main objectives of Shariat is to "protect wealth". Due to which various kinds of rulings have come, which include the limit of theft etc. It is forbidden for a Muslim to believe himself exempt from Shariah regulations, act arbitrarily in subjects of politics and society, and obey the Book and Sunnah in matters of worship. Our religion is so extensive and all-encompassing because it covers every aspect of daily life, including both religious and corporate affairs. They have given particular emphasis to describing the issues of economic life and their remedies. They are simply understood and adhered to by every Muslim. Thus, these rules are related to every aspect of life, but in the article under review, the vegetable market. In matters related to buying and selling, Sharia restrictions will be researched.

Keyword: Islam, Muslim, Vegetable, Market, Religious, Economic, Property, Corporate Affairs, Sharia Restrictions.

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Published
2023-12-31
How to Cite
Mr. Inayat Ur Rehman, & Dr. Muhammad Zahid Ullah. (2023). A Research Review of Prevailing Shariah Restrictions in Vegetable Market Buying and Selling Matters . GUMAN, 6(4), 511-517. Retrieved from http://guman.com.pk/index.php/GUMAN/article/view/728
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