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المستخلص
Money has a great place in Islamic law, but it is one of its five objectives (religion, soul, reason, ffspring, money). Sharia took it upon itself to regulate these transactions, so it forbade them from what was forbidden, and it set controls and rovisions for those transactions so that the benefit would benefit those who dealt with them, buying and elling, so that the good would prevail and the wheel of development began, and since the buying and selling operations were usually carried out in different forms in the markets, so Islam from the cradle has been watching These markets are to control their movement and hence the advancement of the Islamic ommunity. However, if humanity witnessed a great development in these markets, new types appeared in the financial markets - in their various forms - whether they were money markets, commodity markets, or stock markets. It was imperative for Sharia scholars and esearchers to keep pace with this step of development and shed light on the transactions of these markets because of their clear impact on the advancement of the national economy, so that the actions of these markets are subject to the systems and controls that prevent tampering with the capabilities of the homelands, in addition to researching the legitimacy of the traded transactions. In those markets. The stock exchange, like the traditional market, meets the will of both the seller and the buyer. It is also governed by the law of supply and demand, as is the case in traditional markets.