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FULL NOTE RIBA

DEFINITION

 Riba is the derived from the arabic word that means extra (Al-Ziyadah), developing (An-Nuwum), increased (Al-Iftifa)  In means addition, increase

 Riba literally means to increased, to grow, to rise, to add. It is however, not every increase or growth which has been prohibited by islam.  Riba technically refers to the premium that must be paid by the borrower to the lender along with the principle amount as a condition for

the loan or for an extension in its maturity. TYPES OF RIBA 1. Riba duyun  Riba Qard  Riba Jahiliyah 2. Riba buyu  Riba Nasiah  Riba Fadhl

RIBA DUYUN – Riba out of lending and borrowing. This kind of riba is the extra amount of money over and above the principal of the loan either :

Imposed by the lender on the borrower in the contract or promised by the borrower in the contract.  Riba Qardh

Riba is imposed or promised from the beginning. E.g.: interest stated in loan contract

 Riba Jahiliyyah

There is no riba at the beginning, riba is imposed only after default. E.g.: interest in credit card transactions due to the delay in the repayment.

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RIBA BUYU – riba in tranding transactions. This kind of riba may occur out of an exchange between two ribawi materials of the same kind where the necessary rule(s) are not observed.

 Riba al-Fadl

The ribawi materials (of the same basis and the same kind) exchange are of defferent weight, measurements or numbers and they are exchanged at the same time.

 Riba al-Nasiah

The ribawi materials exchanged are of equal weights, measurements or numbers but payment of the price and delivery of the goods are made at two different times.

EVIDENCE Al-Quran Al-Baqarah: 275

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Hadith:

From Jabir: The Prophet saw cursed the receiver and the payer of usury, the one who records it and the two witnesses to the transaction and said: “They are all alike (in guilt and sin).

From Abi Said al-Khudri: The Prophet saw said: gold for gold, silver for silver, wheat for wheat, barley for barley, dates for dates, salt for salt, like for like, and hand to hand. Whoever pays more or takes more has indulged in riba. Take taker and the giver are alike (in guilt).

RIBAWI ITEMS

Commodity Money/ Currency:  Gold

 Silver  Currency

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Foodstuff:  Wheat  Barley  Dates  Salt

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THE RATIONAL BEHIND THE PROHIBITION OF RIBA

 Barter system is not so favourable from the Shariah point of view.

 The impact of riba is on the society at large compared to other crimes prescribed in hudud which impact are restricted to only a few of people.

 It is a clear burden on the borrower. In any circumstances, he is obliged to repay the principal and interest charge (Money renting). Money and time cannot grow by themselves.

 Riba is the main pushing factor for the people with surplus of money to lend their money out to the deficit units in the economy. However, it could render to exploitation of deficit units by the surplus units.

 To prevent any form of injustice, exploitation and manipulation among the parties.

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 Security oriented vs Growth oriented. Interest-based system is not for the poor parties with poor creditworthiness. THE RATIONAL BEHIND THE PROHIBITION OF RIBA

 Inequality in loan distribution makes the rich becomes richer and the poor becomes poorer.  Interest-based system impends the innovations amongst the small-scale enterprises particularly.  Wealth creation and transfer: Riba activities do not create a new stock of wealth.

 Borrowers are not exposed to any risk (except credit risk - does not commensurate the profit made).

 Money is considered as commodity is an interest-based system and subject to the law of demand and supply (Allowing speculation on money).

 Interest is a component of costs in an interest-based system.

RIBA IN A MODERN FINANCIAL INSTITUTION

Charging Interest In The Banking Sector

• Prohibition of riba would safeguard the interest of both financial institution and customer

• In case of money deposits in savings accounts or fixed deposits, the interest is unfair because of: Banks:

Conventional Bank: Obliged to pay interest to the depositor which is more than the principal amount deposited

Islamic Banks: Profit would be given to the depositor only if bank make profit. If they are making losses, they are not compelled to pay any amount of profit

Customers:

Conventional Bank: Customers would be deprived from the high profit gained by bank even though they are guaranteed some form of fixed income (interest), it is rather small compared to the huge profit gained by the banks.

Islamic Bank: If bank making huge profits for a certain period, depositor would be given a fair share of profit based on agreed proportion

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Prohibition of Riba al-Fadl:

 To ban any form of unfair trade practices from the business society – unfair practice in barter transaction.

 The Prophet saw was actually trying to discourage barter trading and gradually eliminate barter system while suggesting a better and just monetary system using currency.

TIME VALUE OF MONEY

 Time Value of Money in TVM Islam Economic Perspective:

 The concept of TVM is a fundamental concept in finance. The draft concluded that money today is more valuable than money in the future. One million rupiah today have a value of more than one million RM in the future.

There are 3 main reasons why at least some money today is more valuable than the future,namely : 1. Money loses its value over time

The purchasing power of money continues to fall mainly due to inflation in the economy. For example in Indonesia, one cent money can buy a cup of coffee in the 2000s, but today the same one cent can not buy a cup of coffee. Therefore the value of one cent fall over the years. 2. Money has not cost advantage

If one have money today, he can invest the money in some business venture , thereby increasing the amount of money a person in the future. In conventional analysis, interest income is one of the cost advantage of the money, but interest-based income is forbidden in islam.

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Future cash flows are hopping only. Therefore, future cash flows are uncertain risk. People appreciated the cash flow is now more valuable than the future cash flows.

SHORT NOTE RIBA

DEFINITION

 Riba literally means to increased, to grow, to rise, to add. It is however, not every increase or growth which has been prohibited by islam.  Riba technically refers to the premium that must be paid by the borrower to the lender along with the principle amount as a condition for

the loan or for an extension in its maturity. TYPES OF RIBA

1.Riba duyun - Riba out of lending and borrowing

 Riba Qard - Riba is imposed or promised from the beginning.

 Riba Jahiliyah - There is no riba at the beginning, riba is imposed only after default. 2.Riba buyu - Riba in tranding transactions.

 Riba Nasiah - The ribawi materials (of the same basis and the same kind) are exchanged at the same time.  Riba Fadhl - The ribawi materials exchanged are made at two different times.

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Commodity Money/ Currency:  Gold  Silver  Currency Foodstuff:  Wheat  Barley  Dates  Salt

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THE RATIONAL BEHIND THE PROHIBITION OF RIBA

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 The impact of riba is on the society at large compared to other crimes prescribed in hudud which impact are restricted to only a few of people.

 It is a clear burden on the borrower. Money and time cannot grow by themselves.

 Riba is the main pushing factor for the people with surplus of money to lend their money out to the deficit units in the economy.  To prevent any form of injustice, exploitation and manipulation among the parties.

 The inflexibility of interest charge results in loss and unemployment in comparison with the profit-and-loss sharing system. Prohibition of Riba al-Fadl:

 To ban any form of unfair trade practices from the business society – unfair practice in barter transaction.

 The Prophet saw was actually trying to discourage barter trading and gradually eliminate barter system while suggesting a better and just monetary system using currency.

TIME VALUE OF MONEY

 Time Value of Money in TVM Islam Economic Perspective:

 The concept of TVM is a fundamental concept in finance. The draft concluded that money today is more valuable than money in the future. One million rupiah today have a value of more than one million RM in the future.

THREE main reasons why at least some money today is more valuable than the future, namely :

 Money loses its value over time  Money has not cost advantage  The uncertainty of future cash flows

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MIND MAP

MCQ The Rationalbehind The

Prohibition of Riba

To prevent any form of injustice, exploitation, manipulation

It is a clear burden on the borrower

Barter system is not so favourable from the Shariah point of view Riba Buyu

Riba in trading transactions (two ribawi materials)

Riba is the main pushing factor for the people with

surplus the money

Time value of money

The concept of TVM is fundamental concept finance. The draft concluded that money today

is more valuable than money in the future

RIBA

Riba Nasiah

Exchanged are made at different time

Riba al-fadl

Exchanged are of different weight, measurements or number

Types of Riba

Riba Duyun

Riba out of lending and borrowing

Riba Jahiliyah Is imposed only after default

Riba Qard

Is imposed or promised from the Literally means to increased, to

grow, to rise, to add

Technically refers to the premium that must be paid by the borrower to the lender along with the principle amount

as a condition for the loan or for an extension in its maturity

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1- Riba means..

a) Riba is imposed or promised from the beginning b) There is no riba at the beginning

c) To increase ,to grow ,to rise ,to add . d) Cash flows are uncertain and risky 2- Type of riba is

i. Buyu’ ii. Riba al-fadhl iii. Duyun iv. Riba al-qard a) ii and iv b) i and iii c) ii and iii d) iv only

3- Define riba duyun

a) Riba in trading transaction

b) Riba out of lending and borrowing c) Materials exchanged are equal weight d) Is imposed or promised from the beginning

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i. Riba al-qard ii. Riba an-nasiah iii. barley

iv. Riba al-fadhl a) i and iv b) ii and iii c) iii and iv d) i and ii

5- Examples of ribawi items a) Barley ,wheat ,salt and dates b) Rice ,handbag , shoes and shirt c) Bread ,palm oil ,cucumber and car d) Coins ,turmeric powder and banana

6- In the riba it have a condition of exchange of ribawi items the condition is a) Halal

b) Full ,measuring and types c) Spot ,equal and alike d) Small , medium and large

7- And for their taking riba even though it was forbidden for

them, and their wrongful appropriation of other peoples property, we have prepared for those among them who reject faith a grievous punishment,

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The revelation from Al-Quran above is related to a) Prohibition of riba

b) Obligation of riba c) Prohibition of maisir d) Bills of payment

8- Time value of money in islam economic perspective

a) The concept of time value is a purchasing money to fall mainly due to inflation b) The concept of time value is a fundamental concept in finance.

c) The concept of time value is a premium that must be paid by the borrower

d) The concept of time value is a material exchange are equal weight , measurements or numbers 9- There are three main reasons why at least some money today is more valuable than the future, namely : i. Money loses its value over time

ii. Time value of money

iii. Money has a cost advantage

iv. The uncertainty of future cassh flows a) ii ,iii and iv

b) i, ii and iii c) i , iii and iv d) All

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Which is the meaning for the above statements a) Riba al-jahiliyyah

b) Riba al-fadhl c) Riba an-nasiah d) Riba al-qard

11- Which the holy qu’ran verse that state “o believer, take not doubled and redoubled riba, and fear God so that you may proper. Fear the fire which has been prepared for those who reject faith, and obey God and the prophet so that you may receive mercy”

a) Surah an-Nisa b) Surah Al ‘imran c) Surah al-baqarah d) Surah al-rum

12- which of the first stages of prohibitions in the holly quran a) Surah an-Nisa

b) Surah Al ‘imran c) Surah al-baqarah d) Surah al-rum

13-there are ___ types of duyun a) 1

b) 4 c) 2 d) 7

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14- riba is derived from the arabic arab words that means extra , developing and ... a) Increased b) Full c) Exchange d) borrowing

15- “ the ribawi materials of the same basis and same kind exchanged are of different weights, measuremets or numbers and they are exchanged at the same time “ the statements are refers the meaning of riba ..

a) Riba al-fadhl b) Riba buyu’ c) Riba duyun d) Riba al-jahiliyyah 16-

There are three main reasons why at least some money today is more valuable than the future ,there is description about three main reason which one ...

a) Money has a cost advantage b) Money loses its value over time c) The uncertainty of future cash flows d) Premium that must be paid

Future cash flows are hoping only. Therefore, future cash flows are uncertain and risky. People appreciate the cash flow is now more valuable than the future cash flows

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17- define riba jahilliyah..

a) Riba is imposed or promised from the beginning

b) The ribawi materials if the samebasis and same kind exchanged are of different weghts, measurements or numbers and they are exchanged at the same time.

c) Riba in trading transactions

d) There is no riba at the beginning, riba is imposed only after default. 18- Define riba buyu’ ..

a) The ribawi material exchanged are of equal weight ,measurements or numbers but payment of the price and delivery of the goods are made at two different times

b) Riba in trading transactions.This kind of riba may occur out of an exchange between two ribawi materials of the same kind where the necessary rues are not observed

c) To ncrease , to grow to rise to add.

d) There is no riba at the beginning, riba is imposed only after default

19- define riba al-fadhl

a) Refer to the premium that must be paid by the borrower to the lender along with the prncipal amount as a condition for the loan or for an extension in its maturity

b) To increase to grow to rise to add. Not every increase or growth which has been prohibited by islam

c) The ribawi materials of the same basis and same kind exchanged are of different weight ,measurements or number and they are exchanged at the same time

d) There is no riba at the beginning, iba is imposed only after default

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a) 2 , buyu’ and duyun b) 2 , nasiah and yad c) 2 , qard and jahiliyyah d) 2 , buyun and nasiah

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1. What is definition of Riba?

2. List the ribawai item.

3. What is the condition of exchange ribawi item.

4. What is the definition of Time Value Money?

5. Explain about the money losses its value over time.

CROSS WORDS

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5. 4. 3. 7. 8. 9. 6.

VERTICLE

2. Riba is imposed or promised from the beginning.

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6. There are 3 item of commodity money which is gold, silver and ___________ . 7. _________ system is not favourable from the shariah point of view.

9. Future cash flows are ___________ only .

HORIZONTAL

1. Riba means to increased, to ________, to rise and to add. 3. Riba duyun out of lending and __________

4. The ribawi materials exchanged are of _________ weight, measurement or number but payment of the price and delivery of the goods are made at two different times.

8. The purchasing power of money continues to fall mainly due to inflation in the _________ 10. Riba buyu have 2 type of riba which is riba nasiah and ____________

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CASE STUDY

KUALA LUMPUR: The proposed merger between CIMB Group Holdings Bhd, RHB Capital Bhd and Malaysia Building Society Bhd is set to transform the finance industry as it would create a mega Islamic bank, CIMB group chief executive officer Datuk Seri Nazir Razak said.

He said the Islamic finance industry needed time to reflect where it is heading to as there is too much obsession on non-riba or non-interest issue and more focus should be given on syariah principles, instead of interests issue.

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Alluding that currently, Islamic finance is focused on global sukuk issuance and corporate lending to allow cheaper borrowing, he said Islamic finance could add value, if it enabled those who could get financing, to get financing.

“If this (merger) is successful, this is a new segment of business that we would like to try,” he said at the 8th Malaysian Student Leaders Summit 2014 organised by the UK and Eire Council of Malaysian Students on Saturday. – Bernama

1. Identified means of riba

Riba means addition, to increased, to grow, to rise. Riba refers to the premium that must be paid by the borrower to the lender along with the principle amount as a condition for the loan or an extension in its maturity.

2. What happen in the Modern Financial Institution now Charging the interest in the banking sector

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-prohibition of riba would safeguard the interest of both financial institution and customers

-in case of money deposits in saving accounts or fixed deposits, the interest is unfair because of obliged to pay interest to the depositer which is more that the principle amount deposited

3. The impact if involved in the riba transaction -the eater and giver of riba will war with Allah swt -loss the berkah of property and life

-one of the seven biggest sin

4. The prohibition of riba, given the essential the rational behind the prohibition of riba

-the impact of riba is on the society at large compared to other crimes prescribed in hudud which are restricted to only a few of people

-it is the clear on the burden

-riba is the main pushing factor for the people with surplus of money to lend their money out to the deficit units in the economy, it could render to exploitation of deficit units by the surplus unit

-interest-based system impends the innovations amongst the small-scale enterprises particularly

answer

essay

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Riba literally means to increased, to grow, to rise, to add. It is however, not every increase or

growth which has been prohibited by islam. Riba technically refers to the premium that must

be paid by the borrower to the lender along with the principle amount as a condition for the

loan or for an extension in its maturity.

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4. The concept of TVM is a fundamental concept in finance. The draft concluded that money

today is more valuable than money in the future. One million rupiah today have a value of

more than one million RM in the future.

5. The purchasing power of money continues to fall mainly due to inflation in the economy. For

example in Indonesia, one cent money can buy a cup of coffee in the 2000s, but today the

same one cent can not buy a cup of coffee. Therefore the value of one cent fall over the years.

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Case study

1) Identified means of riba

a. Riba means addition, to increased, to grow, to rise. Riba refers to the premium that must be paid by the borrower to the lender along with the principle amount as a condition for the loan or an extension in its maturity.

2) What happen in the Modern Financial Institution now a. Charging the interest in the banking sector

b. -prohibition of riba would safeguard the interest of both financial institution and customers

c. -in case of money deposits in saving accounts or fixed deposits, the interest is unfair because of obliged to pay interest to the depositer which is more that the principle amount deposited

3) The impact if involved in the riba transaction

a. -the eater and giver of riba will war with Allah swt b. -loss the berkah of property and life

c. -one of the seven biggest sin

4) The prohibition of riba, given the essential the rational behind the prohibition of riba

a. -the impact of riba is on the society at large compared to other crimes prescribed in hudud which are restricted to only a few of people

b. -it is the clear on the burden

c. -riba is the main pushing factor for the people with surplus of money to lend their money out to the deficit units in the economy, it could render to exploitation of deficit units by the surplus unit

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