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Bourse according to Shariʿah (book) is in the field of new transactions jurisprudence and has two general sections that examine stock market from the point of view of theology and jurisprudence. This book was written by Mohammad Tawheedi and Sayid Abbas Mousaviyan besides using their previous articles. The author has interpreted short-term transactions with high risk and the intention of profiting from price fluctuations as stock market transactions. According to him, the jurisprudence of such transactions is permissible. Unless it applies to the issue of other topics such as market manipulation or the use of secret information which are destructive market behaviors and corrupt the economic system. | '''Bourse according to Shariʿah (book) (in persian: بورسبازی در نگاه شریعت)''' is in the field of new transactions jurisprudence and has two general sections that examine stock market from the point of view of theology and jurisprudence. This book was written by Mohammad Tawheedi and Sayid Abbas Mousaviyan besides using their previous articles. The author has interpreted short-term transactions with high risk and the intention of profiting from price fluctuations as stock market transactions. According to him, the jurisprudence of such transactions is permissible. Unless it applies to the issue of other topics such as market manipulation or the use of secret information which are destructive market behaviors and corrupt the economic system. | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Stock market according to Shariʿah (book) is related to the jurisprudence of financial markets written by Seyyed Abbas Mousaviyan (died 2018) and Mohammad Tohidi. This book was published by the Securities and Exchange Organization and Imam Sadiq University (PBUH) in 2019. The book aims to explain the topic and provide a definition of bourse. After stating the issue, he has done a comprehensive jurisprudential analysis of various dimensions of bourse. The dominant approach in this book is to convey ideas and collect common elements from the words of experts. Therefore, in a few cases, the author's personal analysis has been presented. The book consists of seven parts, which according to the author, different parts of the book are independent articles and are collected in this book. | Stock market according to Shariʿah (book) is related to the jurisprudence of financial markets written by Seyyed Abbas Mousaviyan (died 2018) and Mohammad Tohidi. This book was published by the Securities and Exchange Organization and Imam Sadiq University (PBUH) in 2019. The book aims to explain the topic and provide a definition of bourse. After stating the issue, he has done a comprehensive jurisprudential analysis of various dimensions of bourse. The dominant approach in this book is to convey ideas and collect common elements from the words of experts. Therefore, in a few cases, the author's personal analysis has been presented. The book consists of seven parts, which according to the author, different parts of the book are independent articles and are collected in this book. | ||
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===Structure and Content=== | ===Structure and Content=== | ||
The book consists of a preface, two parts and seven chapters: | The book consists of a preface, two parts and seven chapters: | ||
* General Bourse | |||
* Bourse and destructive behavior | |||
* Bourse and instability | |||
The second part: Bourse jurisprudence | The second part: Bourse jurisprudence | ||
* Jurisprudential foundations of Bourse | |||
* Bourse jurisprudence assuming no destructive | |||
behavior | |||
* Bourse jurisprudence with the assumption of market manipulation | |||
*Bourse jurisprudence assuming the use of confidential information | |||
==Bourse Typology== | ==Bourse Typology== | ||
===Conceptology=== | ===Conceptology=== |