The Difference Between Saying in a Forward Sale (Salam) Contract: “In Ramadan” or “Until Ramadan”
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Question : Yes, Salim, even though the time is up, the brothers may allow you to speak. Yes. A man raised a question about something said regarding “in Ramadan” and “until Ramadan,” and there is a difference between them.
Answer : Yes, there is a difference. If he says “until Ramadan,” it becomes due on the last day of Sha'ban or the first day of Ramadan. If he says “until Ramadan,” this is clear and there is no issue. But if he says “in Ramadan,” it should be said that if he says “in Ramadan,” it becomes due in the middle of the month.
Answer : Yes, there is a difference. If he says “until Ramadan,” it becomes due on the last day of Sha'ban or the first day of Ramadan. If he says “until Ramadan,” this is clear and there is no issue. But if he says “in Ramadan,” it should be said that if he says “in Ramadan,” it becomes due in the middle of the month.
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قناة «فضيلة الشيخ محمد بن صالح العثيمين»، [4309] الفرق بين من قال في أجل بيع السلم: (في رمضان) أو (إلى رمضان) - تعليقات على الكافي لابن عثيمين — youtube.com
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