Is it permissible for a borrower to sell a commodity to the lender for less than its price?

Question:
The questioner says: A man borrows a sum of money from another man to buy goods, then the borrower sells to the lender for less than what he sells to people. Is this permissible? May Allah reward you with good. Yes. He says: A man borrows a sum of money from another man to buy goods, then the borrower sells to the lender for less than what he sells to people. Is this permissible? May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
This is the issue of 'inah (a buy-back sale used to disguise a loan). This 'inah is when one buys a commodity for a deferred price, then sells it to the lender, the seller, for a lower price. This is riba (usury or interest). This is riba, and the commodity is made a ruse, a means to riba, and it is what is called the issue of 'inah. That one buys a commodity for a deferred price, then sells it to the lender, the seller, for a lower immediate price. This is riba in the form of a sale, and it is the issue of 'inah. Yes.