It depends on the type of activities you are carrying out. If you are just dealing in halal things, and as you described above, then there is no problem.
You have to confirm that they are not carrying out haram activities, such as dealing with companies selling alcoholic drinks, pig products etc prior to dealing with them.
I studied the forex market nature for 3 year and I made a break through through consistancy. I have a well developed trading plan with high probability trades and a proper risk management which includes 1%-0% risk. I have a islamic account which doesn’t have swap (interest). I have a 1:30 leverage.
I studied the forex market nature for 3 year and I made a break through through consistancy. I have a well developed trading plan with high probability trades and a proper risk management which includes 1%-0% risk.. I have a islamic account which doesn’t have swap (interest). I have a 1:30 leverage.
There is this debate about the forex trading wether its halal or haram. To me it doesn’t feel like that because I studied hard for it. For 3 years. I would like to know your opinion about it
There is nothing wrong so long as the trade is lawful and there is no interest in it.