Collection of Treatises on Riba (Usury) | Shaykh Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah bin Baz

Collection of Treatises on Riba (Usury) | Shaykh Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah bin Baz

Collection of Treatises on Riba (Usury) by Shaykh Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah bin Baz is a comprehensive work examining the prohibition of riba (interest/usury) in Islam. Drawing upon the Qur'an, authentic Sunnah, and the understanding of classical scholars, this collection explains the meaning, categories, and harmful consequences of riba for individuals and society. Shaykh Ibn Baz discusses its legal rulings, wisdom behind its prohibition, and practical guidance for Muslims navigating modern financial transactions while remaining faithful to Islamic principles. Written in a clear and accessible style, this book is an invaluable resource for students of knowledge, researchers, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Islamic financial ethics and the dangers of interest-based dealings.

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“Collection of Treatises on Riba (Usury)” by Shaykh Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah bin Baz is an accumulation of evidences and research done by eminent scholars of Islam specially in systematic prohibition of Riba, which in English is called usury. Shaykh bin Baz: a holy man, a distinguished Islamic scholar, formerly the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia, brilliantly analyzes riba, its essence and its ban under Islamic law, its consequences concerning the economic activity of people and state. I found this collection to be highly commendable for anyone studying and researching the financial ethics of Islamic, here we have everything from history, theology and even practical sound information.

Gathering of Writings On Riba (usury)

This compilation provides the insight into the broad subject of riba and discusses its meaning, its subcategories, and the rationality of the ban. Shaykh bin Baz provides a detailed analysis of different facets of riba, such as the evidences used by the prophet to prohibit riba along with statistical analysis on the relevancy of riba in pre Islamic era and the modern day financial systems. He narrates the social injustice brought about by riba and enumerates ways on how it makes social, economic, and political exploitation. The treatises also elaborate on the madhavi or legal consequences that are associated with engaging in riba with citing from the Quran, Hadiths, and the-related work of jurists.
Furthermore, some of the works of Shaykh bin Baz are written in a plain straightforward language and at the same time contain profound discussion so that people within and outside the scholarly framework can have easy time grasping the themes examined. These writings entailed manners currently issues and knowledge in banking, loans, interest, and ways on how Muslims can survive this modern world financially but losslessly in accordance to the Islamic laws.

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COLLECTION OF TREATISES ON
RIBA
(USURY)
Shaykh Abdul Aziz
bin 'Abdullah bin Bāz
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COLLECTION OF TREATISES ON
RIBA
(USURY)
"It is a religiously established principle, supported by clear textual evidence from the Qur'an and Sunnah, that the specific interests taken by the owners of wealth in exchange for their participation or deposits in usurious banks are forbidden and considered a form of usury, which Allah and His Messenger have prohibited. It is one of the major sins having the effect of eradicating blessings, causing the wrath of Allah, and causing deeds to be unaccepted."
Shaykh Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah bin Bāz