Cryptocurrency has rapidly emerged as a groundbreaking form of digital asset, sparking widespread interest—including among Muslims. But one critical question remains: Is cryptocurrency halal or haram? The answer is complex, and scholars continue to explore its compatibility with Islamic finance principles.

Islamic Views on Cryptocurrency

Halal Perspective:
Some scholars view cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin as permissible, provided they are used as a legitimate medium of exchange and not for unlawful purposes. They liken it to foreign currency trading (sarf), which is allowed under Islamic law when conducted with transparency and fairness. The key condition is that the transaction must avoid speculation and ensure ethical use.

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