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I was reading a (poorly written) essay recently, wherein a hadith was mentioned but not fully quoted. Allegedly, the classical fuqaha used it to forbid bay' al-kali bil-kali (Selling of debts for debts).

Beyond that, all I know is that it was reported by Ibn 'Umar, as related by al-Tabrani (sic).

What isdoes this hadith say, and how authentic is it?

I was reading a (poorly written) essay recently, wherein a hadith was mentioned but not fully quoted. Allegedly, the classical fuqaha used it to forbid bay' al-kali bil-kali (Selling of debts for debts).

Beyond that, all I know is that it was reported by Ibn 'Umar, as related by al-Tabrani (sic).

What is this hadith?

I was reading a (poorly written) essay recently, wherein a hadith was mentioned but not fully quoted. Allegedly, the classical fuqaha used it to forbid bay' al-kali bil-kali (Selling of debts for debts).

Beyond that, all I know is that it was reported by Ibn 'Umar, as related by al-Tabrani (sic).

What does this hadith say, and how authentic is it?

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goldPseudo
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What is the hadith forbidding bay' al-kali bil-kali?

I was reading a (poorly written) essay recently, wherein a hadith was mentioned but not fully quoted. Allegedly, the classical fuqaha used it to forbid bay' al-kali bil-kali (Selling of debts for debts).

Beyond that, all I know is that it was reported by Ibn 'Umar, as related by al-Tabrani (sic).

What is this hadith?