وَأَحَلَّ ٱللَّهُ ٱلۡبَيۡعَ وَحَرَّمَ ٱلرِّبَوٰاْ
But Allah has permitted trading and forbidden interest.
Banks add interest whether you asked for it or not. We’re building Tat’heer to help you find it and give it away, with the scholars’ guidance in front of you.
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Good advice,Dad.
We plan to request written fatwas from scholarly institutions in Egypt, India, Pakistan, Malaysia and Saudi Arabia on how interest you didn’t seek should be spent, and how it shouldn’t.
Questions on interest received without asking
Nothing goes on it until it’s a real document, with a real name and date on it.
A fatwa about interest≠is notA review of how Tat’heer works≠is notAn endorsement of Tat’heer
Three different things. Whenever we have one, we’ll tell you which it is, who gave it and when.
Screens from the designs we’re building now. The numbers are made up.
Design previews. Fictional figures and example recipients.
Tat’heer will go through your statements, from a bank connection or a file you upload, and mark the lines that look like interest. A line only counts once you’ve confirmed it.
Try it on this statement
Primary savings ••4821
27 Sep to 5 Oct
3 lines look like interest
Looks like interest
Looks like interest
Looks like interest
Confirmed by you₹0.00
Still to review₹43.92
A fictional statement.
A familiar name tells you who gets the money. It doesn’t tell you what your interest will pay for.
So each recipient in Tat’heer is meant to come with three things you can check for yourself.
Recipient checks are still being designed. The example use is not a ruling on what’s allowed.
1The organisation
Who runs it, where it’s registered, and the documents behind its listing.
Check planned2The use
Exactly what interest money funds there. For example, food and rent support for families in need.
Example3The guidance
The published source the use relies on, linked so you can read it yourself.
Waiting for sourcesYou’ll pay recipients yourself, from your own account. Tat’heer keeps the record, and a record only moves forward when there’s evidence for the next step.
Recipient confirmation and spending review are planned checks.
Why we’re building this
The interest sits in the account for a year, then three. We know we shouldn’t keep it. We’re just not sure where it’s allowed to go, so it waits.
We’re building Tat’heer so that finishing it properly takes an evening, not a week of reading forums at midnight.
Not yet, and not yet.
The app, bank connections and recipient checks are still being built. The fatwa requests are planned. When an answer arrives, it goes up with its original document, its issuer and a checked translation.
No.
It’s designed so you pay recipients directly, from your own account. We keep the record, not the money.
Then you’ll see that. We’ll show where answers differ, the conditions each one sets, and the position Tat’heer follows. For your own situation, ask a scholar you trust.
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