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The Theory of Unforeseen Circumstances in Islamic Jurisprudence and its Legal Implications for the Salam Contract: An Analytical Study
HRMARS - This article examines the theory of unforeseen circumstances in Islamic jurisprudence and its legal implications for the Salam contract. Salam is a forward sale contract characterized by deferred delivery and exposure to fluctuations in prices and delivery conditions, which makes it particu
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