چیک اور پرامیسری نوٹ بطور کاغذی کرنسی اور ان کی شرعی حیثیت:ایک تحقیقی جائزہ

There is no doubt that Islam is a universal constitution, it is a religion that is consistent with the conditions and requirements of all times, and contains comprehensive rules for all spheres of life. In human society, the "value" of mutual transactions is the backbone, but the orbit of reciprocity is the real value. Value is something through which exchange takes place, value is created and value is protected, but it does not have to be legally a forced exchange tool. The use of currency in various forms has been going on since ancient times. Even before Islam and after Islam, the forms of currency kept changing in different periods and their prices kept fluctuating due to which different kinds and forms of currency came into being. Then the paper currency was gradually replaced by the credit currency and transactions began based on credit receipts only. Currency is a major factor in the survival and stability of the economic system. Currency is a universal term and its various forms are prevalent in the current era of trade and transactions. Therefore, there was a need to discuss the current ways of earning a living from an Islamic point of view so that it would be easier to understand contemporary business matters, especially those dealing with currency. At present, great efforts are being made to rid the Islamic world, and especially the economy, of the menace of usury and to offer an effective and comprehensive alternative to it. Therefore, in this research, an attempt has been made to collect the rules related to bank cheques and promissory notes and to give corrections and suggestions regarding the rules and issues related to them and their shariah solutions