A: In Shariah, riba refers to any conditional excess in exchange of a deferred payment or any excess in wealth or benefit which is conditioned in the business transaction and is not in lieu of anything. At times the condition is not explicit, however it is understood through the 'urf' (i.e. the business trend and usage).
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I would like to know about the different types of Riba: Riba Al-Jahiliyyah, Riba Al-Fadl, and Riba An-Nasee'ah. What is the difference between them? Thank You!
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In Shariah, riba refers to any conditional excess in exchange for deferred payment or any excess in wealth or benefit which is conditioned in the business transaction and is not in lieu of anything. At times the condition is not explicit, however, it is understood through the 'urf' (i.e. the business trend and usage).
Types of Riba. The first and primary type is called Riba An Nasiyah or Riba Al Jahiliya. The second type is called Riba Al Fadl, Riba An Naqd or Riba Al Bai. Since the first type was specified in the Quranic verses before the sayings of the Holy Prophet , this type was termed as Riba al Quran.
