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INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH IN BUSINESS<br />

JUNE 2011<br />

VOL 3, NO 2<br />

owner of asset temporarily lose the ownership of their assets and sooner or latter it will return to<br />

the owner. Hence there is no difference between these two transactions.<br />

3.3 Change in Nature: Third Justification of Rent<br />

It is just a baseless reason, because if it is accepted then on this basis bank interest will<br />

automatically become lawful which is considered as unlawful under prevailing concept. The<br />

reason is that, customers of the bank deposits money in the bank and bank returned them their<br />

principal amount and interest in the same form. During this whole transaction nature of item<br />

(currency) is not changed. Hence on this basis bank interest should be considered as lawful.<br />

Farooq Aziz (2004) pp 131 – 132.<br />

3.4 Concept of Badal (Exchange): Fourth reason of rent.<br />

Like the other arguments it is also depends on fallacy. Actual fact is that, in case of<br />

letting badal does not took place in its original sense because when any asset e.g. machine,<br />

house, or building is letting out by the owner, he / she receives the amount of rent and his right of<br />

ownership remains intact. Whereas the person who takes it on rent just get a temporary right of<br />

use, and did not get the right of ownership. In real sense of badal (exchange) right of ownership<br />

should be transferred which is not taken place hence this transaction is not qualifying the real<br />

sense of badal (exchange). On the other hand in case of debt, it is claimed in this case no badal<br />

(exchange) is taken place, because when creditor pays his cash to a debtor, he / she doesn’t get<br />

anything against it, hence this transaction is unlawful. It is again a misconception that creditor<br />

gives loan to a debtor he / she at the some time creates which is an asset. It means that creditor<br />

has exchanged the form of his / her asset i.e. from cash to Account Receivable and debtor got<br />

noting. Hence the basic claim is not right.<br />

3.4 The Factor of Risk: Fifth Argument of Rent.<br />

It is said that due to element of risk rent becomes lawful. It is not true, because Qur’an<br />

has strictly prohibited gambling. Hence factor of risk cannot justify rent in any case.<br />

4. Conclusion<br />

On the basis of above discussion it can be concluded that prevailing concept of riba is quite<br />

baseless and doesn’t have any logical base. The basic argument under which it is said that rent of<br />

cash is unlawful and rent of other non-perishable assets is lawful don’t recognized by Qur’an and<br />

all reasons which are given in this regard don’t fulfill any standard of reasoning.<br />

COPY RIGHT © 2011 Institute of Interdisciplinary Business Research 443

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