A Muslim scholar is explaining why Islam prohibits riba (usury/interest) in relation to social justice. Which of the following best explains the Islamic objection to riba?

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A Muslim scholar is explaining why Islam prohibits riba (usury/interest) in relation to social justice. Which of the following best explains the Islamic objection to riba?

Accepted Answer

It creates exploitation of the poor by the wealthy — Award 1 mark for understanding that riba is prohibited because it leads to economic injustice and exploitation, particularly affecting those in financial need. A is incorrect — the prohibition is permanent, not seasonal. C is incorrect — the prohibition remains applicable today. D is incorrect — the prohibition applies to all financial dealings.

Answer

It was only forbidden in the time of the Prophet

Answer

It is only prohibited during Ramadan

Answer

It applies only to transactions between Muslims

Answer

It creates exploitation of the poor by the wealthy

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