بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
The law of selling goods before handover (also called Taqabudh) is prohibited. This is because ownership of the goods is not yet perfect before handover. In Islam, the sale of goods that have not been received by the first buyer is not allowed.
Why is that? To understand it, please attend the study of fiqh muamalah to get the right understanding through discussion. The Asy-Syarh Al-Mumti' Book in the Buying and Selling Chapter;
Selling Goods Before Handover
Insyaallah together
Ustadz Mukhsin Suaidi, Lc., MEI God willing
Tuesday, Ba'da Maghrib
01 October 2024 M / 27 Rabiul Awwal 1446 H
Jami Alhikmah Mosque
BBIA Complex – Cikaret Hijau Housing Complex
Cikaret, South Bogor.
- Open to the public (brothers & brothers)
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من دَلَّ على خيرٍ فله مثلُ أجرِ فاعلِه
"Whoever points to goodness then he will get a reward like the reward of those who do it" (HR Muslim no. 1893)
Barakallahu Fikum.
Law of Sale and Purchase
In this small book, God willing, several daily problems related to buying and selling are explained briefly and easily, such as the Pillars of Buying and Selling, Conditions of Buying and Selling, Prohibited Buying and Selling, Conditions of Buying and Selling on Credit, the problem of the prohibition of usury and many more.
Sunnah.
