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Once upon a time, in a bustling city of India, a group of friends was discussing the recent buzz around Bitcoin. The topic of its haram status in the country sparked an intense debate.
Among them was Ravi, a tech-savvy individual who had been investing in Bitcoin for a few months. He passionately argued that Bitcoin is not haram as it\“s a digital currency that doesn\“t involve any religious rituals or practices.
However, Rajni, a conservative thinker, believed that any form of digital currency goes against the principles of their religion, and hence, it\“s haram.
The friends continued their discussion, trying to find a middle ground. Finally, they decided to research and consult with their religious leaders to seek a definitive answer.
In the end, they learned that while Bitcoin itself is not inherently haram, the manner in which it\“s used might make it haram for some. The story of their journey to find the truth about Bitcoin\“s status in their country served as a reminder that technology and religion often coexist in a complex and evolving relationship. |
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发表于 2025-11-29 13:58:49