Trading in Currencies: Scope & Shariah Ruling
This standard covers issues of both actual and constructive possession of currencies, the use of modern means of communication in currency trading, exchange of currencies in the context of the bilateral settlement of debts owed by the parties to the exchange, dealing in currencies in money debts owed by the parties to the exchange, dealing in currencies in money markets, bilateral promises to buy and sell currencies, deferment of the delivery of one of two countervalues in currency trading, and some cases practised by the Institutions. The standard does not cover the following cases: those where there are no trading in currencies; the effect of goldsmithery in selling gold and no trading in currencies; the effect of goldsmithery in selling gold and silver; transfers of debts that do not involve exchanges of currency; and silver; and the discounting of bills of exchange.
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