Sharia Compliance & Halal Trading - Frequently Asked Questions
We deeply respect the values and principles of our users from all backgrounds, including our Muslim users who wish to engage in financial markets in a manner consistent with Sharia law. This guide addresses key questions regarding the use of the AISHE system for Halal trading. Our core principle is that AISHE is a powerful tool; you, the user, are the principal who directs this tool according to your own ethical and religious framework.
Q1: Is an autonomous AI trading system like AISHE fundamentally Halal?
Yes, the system's foundation is designed to be Sharia-compliant. It operates as a tool (adiah) under the full control of a human principal (the user) and acts as a digital agent (wakil) executing tasks within a pre-defined, ethical framework. This corresponds to modern Islamic finance rulings (fatwas) on algorithmic trading, provided the user ensures the overall compliance of the activity.
Q2: How does AISHE's design help avoid Riba, Gharar, and Maysir?
AISHE's features and the user's control directly address the core prohibitions:
- Riba (Interest) Avoidance: AISHE includes an "Automated Trading Timer" which the user can configure to automatically close all positions daily before the broker's swap cut-off time. This systematically prevents the incurrence of overnight interest (swap fees). This feature is designed to be used in conjunction with a certified Swap-Free/Islamic brokerage account.
- Gharar (Excessive Uncertainty) Mitigation: AISHE is engineered to reduce uncertainty, not amplify it. It trades only in transparent, high-liquidity assets selected by the user. Its data-driven approach based on deep market analysis is the opposite of the blind speculation forbidden by Gharar.
- Maysir (Gambling) Prevention: Trading with AISHE is an activity based on skill and analysis, not luck. Furthermore, the user is responsible for whitelisting only Halal assets, thereby excluding any instruments related to gambling or other prohibited sectors.
Q3: What are my specific responsibilities to ensure my trading is Halal?
Your responsibility as the user is fundamental. You must provide the complete Islamic framework for AISHE's operation. This includes three key duties:
- Broker Selection: You must actively select and use a certified Islamic or Swap-Free account from a reputable broker.
- Asset Filtering: You must manually configure your trading platform to allow AISHE to trade ONLY on instruments you have verified as Halal (e.g., spot precious metals, major Forex pairs).
- Ongoing Audit & Purification: You are responsible for regularly reviewing your account statements to ensure no prohibited fees were charged and for purifying any gains from unintentional, non-compliant transactions.
Q4: Which assets are generally considered Halal for trading with AISHE?
Under a conservative compliance framework, the following asset classes are permissible when traded on a spot basis via a Swap-Free account:
- Spot Metals: XAUUSD (Gold), XAGUSD (Silver).
- Major Spot Forex Pairs: EURUSD, GBPUSD, USDJPY, etc.
Prohibited instruments that must be excluded by the user include: All CFDs (on indices, stocks, most commodities), most cryptocurrencies, and exotic currency pairs due to their high level of Gharar.
Q5: How are the $AISHE tokenomics (Staking, Buy-and-Burn) Sharia-compliant?
The token's economic mechanisms were designed with Islamic finance principles in mind:
- Staking Rewards: This is structured analogously to a *Mudarabah* (profit-sharing) partnership. Stakers provide capital (their tokens) and the project provides expertise (the AISHE system). The rewards are a share of the real revenue (subscription fees), not a fixed, guaranteed interest payment.
- Buy-and-Burn: This is a value accrual strategy funded by real business profits, not debt. It is analogous to a company stock buyback, which is widely considered permissible. It does not guarantee a fixed return, which is the key characteristic of Riba.
Q6: What is the official certification status?
We have proactively built our ecosystem based on the established standards of leading Islamic finance bodies like AAOIFI. We are in the process of establishing an independent **Sharia Supervisory Board** and are targeting a formal **Fatwa certification by Q1 2026**. Until then, this framework serves as our guide for users.
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