Those Who Permit Selling on Credit at a Higher Price

Hazrat Jabir bin Zaid took silk on credit. In compensation for the loss that befell him.

Ibrahim says that there is no harm in selling on credit if the conditions of validity are fulfilled.

Ibrahim, Hazrat Sha'bi, and Hazrat Qasim say that there is no harm in selling on credit at a higher price.

23447 - From Sufyan, from Ismail ibn Abi Khalid, from al-Sha'bi.

23448 - And (1) Sufyan from Jabir from al-Qasim, they said: There is no harm in ‘inah.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin was asked about Bay' al-'Inah. He said: When a man takes his goods to the market, he sells some of the goods for cash and some of the goods on credit.

Hazrat Ibn Sirin was asked about the sale (on credit) of silk? He replied: When a person intends to sell goods, he puts forth the goods; then if he is getting profit in cash, he sells it, and if he is getting profit on credit, he still sells it.

Hazrat Aflah narrates that I asked Hazrat Qasim: A person asks me for wheat and olives, and I do not have either of them, but I know their price and I know about them. I buy them, then can I sell them to the same person after a period of time? He replied: Yes.