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3ple9iner:Did you read the OP’s post at all? If you give me 1 naira, i must give you 1 naira back. Anything different is haram. How is this hard to understand? |
3ple9iner:In the context of this text, a conventional bank commits haram by charging anything to give me value on the same currency. The invention of islamic banking wherein they claim to charge on profits instead of on interest has been subjected to scholarly review by finance experts and found to be the same way of calling six or half a dozen. If you take any charge whatsoever for lending me money, it is interest, irrespective of what the lender chooses to call the arrangement |
3ple9iner:No i am not. In this context, the semantical differences don’t matter. If naira is to be exchanged for naira, it should not be done for profit. The only profit allowed is when you are changing from naira to another currency. Any other attempt at reinterpreting this interpretation is just a deception. Attempts at reimagining meanings to simple texts always amuse me. |
izaq:Semantics aside, any exchange is both a service and a trade. Anything that involves you giving value for another value is a trade and this occurs in a POS transaction. You give the person a credit into their account and they in return give you physical cash. Following this laws, they should not charge you anything extra. Any extra charge is an haram/riba |
3ple9iner:A bank must not charge interest or service fees if they follow this principles. Islamic banking was set up to go provide an alternative to the status quo although its concepts are at best deceptive in that they dont charge interest via percentages but charge fees on profits. Anybody who charges any extra on same currency is haram based on this concept. If you give a bank 1m, the bank must give you 1m back. No charges whatsoever. Any charge reduces your 1m and is therefore haram. BTC or USDT withdrawals involves transaction costs and this is technically haram if we follow this concepts. We cannot call some items haram and try to excuse others especially when they are both similar in parameters |
izaq:This is a quote from the OP: ‘ But when the deal is concerning the same type of currency, such as selling one dollar for two dollars, that is not permissible because it is a type of riba.’ Any deal that involves me getting less or more than my monetary investment is riba. A POS merchant collects funds from my bank account and gives me an amount lesser than the amount he has collected. That is riba according to this definition. A bank collects cash from me as deposits but gives me access to a lesser amount. That too is riba. Any deal (including services) should return my exact amount to me else it turns into riba. That is the clear interpretation from the OP’s post. Even in islamic banking, it is seen as riba to collect interest (which is a service charge for lending out) so your justification holds no water. In relation to cultural relativism, i am using islam to explain islam and not using another culture. If islam says something is riba, why are you trying to say itnis not riba? |
Watinani:Pray thee explain this scenario in light of this then. |
lol I deposit 50k into my Nigerian bank account, they charge me different charges. At the end of the day, i am able to only access 49,800. This happens in islamic banks too as bank charges in the grouse of sms alerts, stamp duties, maintenance charges, atm withdrawal charges etc are all general. Also on the concept of 'hand-to-hand', permit to explain if the MD of the banks must be the person to hand over the cash to all customers or the ATM machine (which was not existing when your assumptions were made)? How do you plan on handing over BTC and USDT 'hand-to-hand'? I am sure your founders never imagined a day would come when money would become virtual. Cheers |
xuzier:If wishes were horses… |
Alfaj55:Yes you can. What is the laptop model. |
Maxxim:It’s about understanding the psyche of the average Nigerian. Any business with a low barrier to entry is always flooded. Which is why the business model that works in Nigeria is to either set up a business with a high barrier to start or sell to the businesses with low barriers. WhatsApp TV is an avenue to start a blog, a YouTube channel or become a social media influencer. I think TikTok is a raving thing now. A friend’s wife like play like play earns over 1k usd monthly. |
airsaylongcome:A micro social arena created by the owner to engage his status viewers with entertainment and some bits of advertising. If you can have hundreds or thousands of views to your status, you can monetize it by charging people who want to advertise |
Edipet:Let me tell you a very important secret. Most of us felt that way too. Just continue practicing. |
LikeAking:The issue is not finding the people. There are people with the stack. The main issue is three fold: Do they really need such a plethora of skills for their backend to be in one person? If the answer is yes, can they pay the industry rate for the person? Now if they can pay, is it worth it? |
tollyboy5:You forgot Nodejs, Angular and React |
soles21:Why did you delete? Scammer trainee oshi. Lol. |
soles21:You registered on NL in 2015 and you are still looking for ‘scripts’ to buy upandan. You have been buying ‘scripts’ ever since. If this work no pay you, why you no ‘learn car wash’? |
Just dey play |
Na dem. Buying ‘scripts’ upandan. See the poorly built site that he wants to buy the clone. Yahoo trainee. |
Alphabyte1:That would be like employing Hamilton to take the kids to school. Basic NodeJs would handle this backend you described. A better use case would be to analyze all known laws of physics and compare it with all data received from explorations and star patterns observed with the Hubble telescope and space explorations to properly review the Big Bang theory without human bias in order to determine the unknown possibilities of the observable universe. As AI gets more sentient, it would start to understand the limits of human intelligence which is generally shallow on a broad sense with very small spots of high intelligence as seen in the likes of Einstein and Hawking. We ask mundane questions especially when presented an unexpected chance to have direct interactions with a higher realm. A simple task, ask anyone what they would discuss with Bill Gates if they are kept in the same room for 5 minutes and measure the person’s intelligence. Generally, we are a credulous lot of people who are ready to believe what is not true or logical as long as the belief gives a minuscule bliss. Like the puff of a good hemp. As more sensible humans replace the bumbling lot of us, we might begin to see better use of resources. The first humans used gold to adorn their necks and hands as trinkets. Our parents used it for efficient circuitry. Who knows what the next gen would do? As for now, let’s continue to use AI to describe the differences between bula and balu. |
airsaylongcome:Whew 6. Thats some set up. |
airsaylongcome:Around 140k each. Hausstrom. Inverter is Hausstrom too. |
GBTYO:No wonder. This explains everything |
funshint:When you respond to my initial question, i would answer you. Stop answering questions with another question. |
funshint:Who invited Russia into Ukraine? Comment on matters within your reach Cheers |
funshint:Why are you dumb like this? Someone is attacking your house with the aim to kill you and your family and another person is giving you everything you need to defend yourself. You are now calling the person supporting you mad. Are you not mad? |
Early/Mid 2000s Bought a used monitor, case and motherboard. Pentium with 128mb RAM. Windows ME. Saved up for months before I could get the set up. There was no google so i had to pay a ‘computer engineer’ to do the assembly. I watched him and learnt how it was done. He charged around 50k for everything (motherboard, PSU, keyboard and case were brand new though) which was a complete rip off. I was able to now charge others to set up their computers. I started my first ‘company’ and installed 5 computers for a new business center in ibadan. Made enough money to buy a Sagem MyX5 and upgrade my system. Then, computer village was a computer village with techies as traders. Now, it is a tout haven for used phones. I still have that computer in my parent’s house. |
My home in lagos. A simple inverter with tubular batteries and rechargeable fans. AC and fridge on PHCN, rest on inverter. My home elsewhere: There is constant electricity and constant internet. |
Tecno marketers. How market? Same price for an iphone 13 pro. Just dey play. |
ezechi242:If you cant buy a good phone for now due to finance, you can get a good mifi. I had a brand new airtel mifi which was sold around 7500 some time ago. I think they still sell around that price. Make enquires for the one from glo. Just know that once you get a network branded mifi, you cannot change sims to another provider except you unlock it. |
fnep2smooth:That is old school. The world is moving towards serverless and distributed systems. Why would i want to have a hotspot in my project in 2023 except it is explicitly a requirement. Self-managed hostings are extremely expensive (not only cash wise) but with time and labor |