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The Best Lecture on Understanding Riba | Riba explained by Nizar Alshubaily | Why Riba Is Prohibited

usury and interest were the same, until the prohibition of usury in Europe was abandoned and the split between the two terms began, and usury became simply “excessive interest.” Riba in The Qur’an was translated inappropriately as sometimes Interest and sometimes Usury, and this led to the confusion. Some thought that since interest was used, then even the charge on financing that is made in installment sales is also included. It is not, since it is a margin on a Sale. What is Riba What is the difference between Interest and Usury What are the different types of Riba Reasons Why Riba Is Prohibited How to identify prohibited Riba Some common forms of prohibited Riba often ignored Nizar Alshubaily: Islamic Banking, Investment Management A banker with thirty years’ experience in Asset Management, Islamic Banking, Corporate Finance, and Financial Products Structuring. Worked in London, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Dubai for institutions such as Deutsche Bank, Al Rajhi Bank, and The National Commercial Bank of Saudi Arabia. Trained at J.P. Morgan New York, London Business School, and IMD in Lausanne, Switzerland. He have held several senior level positions such as Head of Asset Management, General Manager, Board Member, and CEO during my career. He writes freelance on Islamic Economy, History, Archaeology, and Heritage. He also have an interest in Amateur Photography. He is a volunteer at Bankers without Borders and Dubai Cares. He is a Saudi national living between Jeddah and Dubai with frequent travel to the U.K. and the Far East. ------- We hope you will benefit from the video - comment below and share your experience -------- 🌍 Our website - https://taiflearning.com/ 💬 If you have not subscribed to TAIF WhatsApp alerts sign-up now. TAIF WhatsApp alerts https://form.jotform.com/202140639899262 -------- TAIF was founded to spread awareness about Islamic Finance principles and the role they will play for businesses of the future Part of this initiative is TAIFLlearning.com our forward-thinking digital learning platform That was designed to help businesses and individuals upgrade their knowledge of Islamic finance and related subjects through courses and training modules created by experts in the field. To meet the needs of the bold new future. Our Vision: TO BE THE LEADER OF ISLAMIC FINANCE LEARNING INDUSTRY. Mission: We aim to increase the awareness of Islamic Banking and Finance and to bridge the human capital gap in the Islamic Finance Industry. We will provide the most comprehensive bouquet of digital learning solutions and will facilitate and support the organizations that share the common goal. -------- 🌍 Our website / blog - https://taiflearning.com/blog 👨🏼‍🏫 Our Courses - https://taiflearning.com/courses 👔 Linkedin:   / taif.  . 🐦 Twitter -   / taifdigital   📕 Facebook -   / taifdigitali.  . 📸 Instagram -   / taifdigital.  . -------- Our most popular videos: Islamic Fintech 101 Masterclass series class 1: Blockchain & Crypto-assets    • What is Blockchain & Crypto-assets | Compl...   -------- Get in Touch: If you’d like to talk or have any questions or requests, we’d love to hear from you. contact us at contact@taiflearning.com - Team TAIF will try to assist you! #taifdigital #islamicfinance #islamicbanking #moneyearningapps About AAOIFI AAOIFI, established in 1991 and based in Bahrain, is the leading international not-for-profit organization primarily responsible for development and issuance of standards for the global Islamic finance industry. It has issued a total of 100 standards in the areas of Shari’ah, accounting, auditing, ethics and governance for international Islamic finance. It is supported by a number of institutional members, including central banks and regulatory authorities, financial institutions, accounting and auditing firms, and legal firms, from over 45 countries. Its standards are currently followed by all the leading Islamic financial institutions across the world and have introduced a progressive degree of harmonization of international Islamic finance practices.