The understanding prohibition of riba’ among UiTM student / Nazhiratul Sofea Hana Mohd Noh

The prohibition of riba’ people now days getting ignore about it day by day. The increasing ban of interest (riba) in the Holy Qur'an, its rationale, precise language and wording, and results are explored in this paper. The restriction of profit in the Qur'an progressively become real, as it had in other areas. There are thirteen verses in the Holy Qur'an that deal with the topic of interest. Three of them are verses that advise Muslims to just not end up like others rather than rigidly outlawing profit by condemning the use of profit, urging zakat, and conveying the tragedies that Jews had encountered in the past because they broke this commandment. The remaining eleven passages, on the other hand, explicitly forbid interest and were given later, at the close of discovery. Furthermore, it is commonly accepted that the verses about interest in surah al-Baqarah were revealed in the latter days of transmission. Some of the passages banning profit expressly state the prohibition, while others refer to prizes and penalties as a form of recompense for obeying or failing to comply with the rules.