Riba (usury) is -----------------------------in the exchange of special amounts of money or delaying payment

• reduction

• increment

• transition

Riba is ----------------------- by Sharia.

• forbidden

• permissible

• recommended

• disliked

A conditional increment in the original loan; it is called ----------------------------------- because the increment is stipulated from the beginning of the loan contract.

• Riba al-dayn (Debt usury)

• Riba al-Fadl (increase)

• Riba al-qard (loan usury)

----------------------------------- is an increment in the debt at the time when it is due. Asking for an increment occurs when the debtor defaults in repaying on the prescribed date

• Riba al-dayn (Debt usury)

• Riba al-Fadl (increase)

• Riba al-qard (loan usury)

riba (usury) has social and economic effects like:

• rising prices of goods and services

• Satisfying the needs of people and the debtee gets reward from Allah,

• increase friendliness among people

• stifles the spirit of solidarity among people and divides society into two classes: the rich and the poor.

Which is not an alternative for Riba loans?

• Mudharabah contract.

• Good loan.

• installment loan with extra payment.

• Sharakah contract.

Riba al Fadl means

• Selling one Riba commodity in their kind in same quantity

• Selling of Riba commodities in their kind with increase.

• selling one riba commodity for another and postponing receiving one of the two commodities.

• None of the them.

Exchanging AED 5210 for one thousand Dinars, the first receives the dirham immediately and the second receives the Dinar after one month: this is an example for

• Riba al Fadhl ( increase)

• Riba an Naseeá (postponement)

• Debt Riba

• Loan Riba

What is the rule of buying a gold bracelet for an

ounce of gold

• Lawful on two conditions: immediate payment (receiving and paying) and equity in quantity (weight)

• Lawful on condition of immediate payment and equity is not conditional.

• Lawftil and neither equity nor immediate payment is conditional

Sales riba was prohibited based on preventing embitterment and exploitation that result from the practice of bartering.

• True

• False