The holy shari'a of Islam passes the competition in obtaining property through two legal and moral filters and has set special legal and moral rules and regulations to make the competition in obtaining income healthy. Islamic law considers the limitation of my right, including the right to compete, to be the loss of individuals or society, and according to the no-harm rule, the trader's right to compete can be restricted against losses resulting from illegal competition. Although commercial competition is not inherently prohibited by law and does not preclude individuals or legal entities from competing for income, care must be taken not to use one of the forbidden practices. One of these examples is acquisition through actions that are themselves haram, in which some forms of illegitimate competition can be examined. Also, according to Islamic jurisprudence, the prohibition of voiding property as a general rule is valid in all financial areas, including the environment of commercial competition, and the prohibition of illegitimate competition can be justified based on this rule
hamdollahi, A. and hamdollahi, A. (2024). Jurisprudential principles of prohibiting illegal commercial competition. Studies of Islamic Jurisprudence and Basis of Law, 17(48), 255-283. doi: 10.22034/fvh.2022.12004.1468
MLA
hamdollahi, A. , and hamdollahi, A. . "Jurisprudential principles of prohibiting illegal commercial competition", Studies of Islamic Jurisprudence and Basis of Law, 17, 48, 2024, 255-283. doi: 10.22034/fvh.2022.12004.1468
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hamdollahi, A., hamdollahi, A. (2024). 'Jurisprudential principles of prohibiting illegal commercial competition', Studies of Islamic Jurisprudence and Basis of Law, 17(48), pp. 255-283. doi: 10.22034/fvh.2022.12004.1468
CHICAGO
A. hamdollahi and A. hamdollahi, "Jurisprudential principles of prohibiting illegal commercial competition," Studies of Islamic Jurisprudence and Basis of Law, 17 48 (2024): 255-283, doi: 10.22034/fvh.2022.12004.1468
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hamdollahi, A., hamdollahi, A. Jurisprudential principles of prohibiting illegal commercial competition. Studies of Islamic Jurisprudence and Basis of Law, 2024; 17(48): 255-283. doi: 10.22034/fvh.2022.12004.1468
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