Discover what Gharar means in Islamic finance, why it's forbidden, and explore examples of risky transactions and the impact on ethical business practices.

Toiling from dawn to dusk for the last three weeks, the group of men and women in Bhanwarpur, about 200 km south of Kanpur, have been cleaning the riverbed and digging new passages so that flood water ...

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Islamic banking has accomplished growth rates that tremendously outpace conventional banking. While there are banking norms common to both--- Islamic and western financial systems--- certain norms are ...

Unfazed by lack of work after returning to their native village Bhanwarpur in Uttar Pradesh’s Banda district, a group of migrants decided to bring a dead river, the Gharar, back to life. Workers ...