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Quran: The sacred book of Islam
Rahn: it means to pledge or lodge a real or tangible property of material value as security for a debt or pecuniary obligation so as to make it possible for the creditor to recover the debt, in case of non-payment or default, by selling the pledged property.
Alim: a scholar.
Inah: Buying an object for cash then selling it to the same party for a higher price whose payment is deferred.
Barakah: Blessing.
Dalil: an evidence or, a scientific argument based on reason
Darurah: Necessity, overriding necessity. Adopting a ruling, even one that may contravene a Shari’ah rule, when one is compelled by extreme necessity, usually life or death.
Debt: Usually refers to an amount owed for funds borrowed, it may be owed to an organization’s own reserves, individuals, banks, or other institutions.
Dinar: Currency in the form of gold coins that was used in the past. The term is still used in some Muslim countries, like Iraq.
Dirham: Name of a currency unit, usually a silver coin, used in the past in several Muslim countries. The term is still used in some Muslim countries, such as Morocco and United Arab Emirates.
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Across:3. | The sacred book of Islam | 6. | a scholar. | 7. | Blessing. | 9. | an evidence or, a scientific argument based on reason | 10. | Necessity, overriding necessity. Adopting a ruling, even one that may contravene a Shari’ah rule, when one is compelled by extreme necessity, usually life or death. |
| | Down:1. | Buying an object for cash then selling it to the same party for a higher price whose payment is deferred. | 2. | Usually refers to an amount owed for funds borrowed, it may be owed to an organization’s own reserves, individuals, banks, or other institutions. | 4. | it means to pledge or lodge a real or tangible property of material value as security for a debt or pecuniary obligation so as to make it possible for the creditor to recover the debt, in case of non-payment or default, by selling the pledged property. | 5. | Currency in the form of gold coins that was used in the past. The term is still used in some Muslim countries, like Iraq. | 8. | Name of a currency unit, usually a silver coin, used in the past in several Muslim countries. The term is still used in some Muslim countries, such as Morocco and United Arab Emirates. |
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IIFIN
Across:3. | The sacred book of Islam | 6. | a scholar. | 7. | Blessing. | 9. | an evidence or, a scientific argument based on reason | 10. | Necessity, overriding necessity. Adopting a ruling, even one that may contravene a Shari’ah rule, when one is compelled by extreme necessity, usually life or death. |
| | Down:1. | Buying an object for cash then selling it to the same party for a higher price whose payment is deferred. | 2. | Usually refers to an amount owed for funds borrowed, it may be owed to an organization’s own reserves, individuals, banks, or other institutions. | 4. | it means to pledge or lodge a real or tangible property of material value as security for a debt or pecuniary obligation so as to make it possible for the creditor to recover the debt, in case of non-payment or default, by selling the pledged property. | 5. | Currency in the form of gold coins that was used in the past. The term is still used in some Muslim countries, like Iraq. | 8. | Name of a currency unit, usually a silver coin, used in the past in several Muslim countries. The term is still used in some Muslim countries, such as Morocco and United Arab Emirates. |
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