Covenants forbidden in the hadiths of Ahkam" master thesis

Islamic law aims to find solutions to people's needs. During the birth of Islam, Mecca became the center of the Arabian peninsula due to the Kaaba, the first temple built for worship on earth. Therefore, commercial activities became quite widespread. People were fulfilling each others needs through these commercial activities. Therefore, almost every individual participated in commercial life to a greater or lesser extent in order to receive the goods or services produced by other people. Commercial activities are one of the main ways of earning in society. When commercial activities, which are so important in individual and social life, are carried out in accordance with the principles of rights, law and justice determined by the Quran and Sunnah, both the individual and the society benefit from them. When the opposite is the case, individual and social harm, deception and deception occur. When the prophet was appinted as a prophet. The Arab society, which wos engaged in trode, had many commercial activities dating back to perind of ignorance. Some of these transactions, which were common in the Arab society, were prohibited by the Prophet because they did not comply with the essence of Islam. In this context, especially in the Ahkam Hadiths, which are included in the hadith sources, The types of contracts prohibited by the Prophet will be determined and the basic features of these types of contracts will be examined. Thus, what are the basic tenets and principles that should be followed in a commercial activity according to islamic law, will be understood.