IMPLICATIONS
OF THE RULES OF AL-MASYAQQAH TAJLIBU AT-TAISIR IN THE CONTRACT OF GREETINGS
Masithoh
Universitas Islam Indonesia, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Email: [email protected]�
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This research discusses buying and selling
greetings in the context of online trading activities in Indonesia. Buying
and selling greetings is a sale and purchase contract allowed in Islam, where
the buyer orders goods with agreed criteria and pays in cash when the
contract is executed. In buying and selling greetings, there is no element of
deception or gharar (uncertainty) involved. This research uses a
phenomenological approach with qualitative descriptive research methods of
literature. The data used is obtained from books, journals, and texts related
to buying and selling online in the marketplace. The article also discusses
the contract of salam in a sharia perspective such as the rule of
al-Masyaqqah Tajlibu At-Taisir, namely difficulties will encourage
convenience, such as transactions using online applications, where salam is
the sale and purchase of goods mentioned in nature in dependents with
payments made right away. The greeting agreement may be deferred until a
certain time and payment can be made in cash. In the greeting contract, there
is a delivery of goods at a later date with the price, specifications,
quantity, quality, date, and place of delivery that has been agreed before. |
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INTRODUCTION
Buying and selling greetings is a contract of buying and
selling ordered goods between buyers and sellers (Mujiatun, 2014). �Buying and
selling greetings is a contract of buying and selling that is allowed.
Greetings are sellers and buyers, there are goods and money, there are sighats.
Company owners have a need for funds to advance their company, even company
activities will experience obstacles due to the shortage of necessary staples (Saprida, 2018). �So for this
purpose Allah regulates how the terms of sale and purchase of greetings. The
forms of buying and selling contracts that have been discussed by scholars in
muamalah fiqh are numerous. One of them is buying and selling by way of
greetings, which is a contract to order an item with agreed criteria and with
cash payment when the contract is implemented (Arif et all, 2021). By using this contract both parties benefit without
any element of deception or gharar (luck).�
Order trading is an important role in all human activities
for survival in life as a social being (Noviyanti, 2020). �Trading by
order is allowed in Islam. Order trading is trading where goods are delivered
at a future time but payment is made directly at the time of placing the order.
Good and true buying and selling is honest buying and selling, honest in the
sense that there is no element of fraud, fraud on the scales or other things (Salim, 2017). �In the world of
trade, there are various types of trade, such as direct trading carried out by
sellers and buyers in stores and traditional markets, online trading, trading
in order and so on. �
METHODS
This research is a qualitative
descriptive research of the literature, using a phenomenological approach. Data
collection using data reduction is then inferred using narrative. The presented
data are obtained directly from books, journals, texts related to the problem
to be studied. The object of this study is an object that is used as a
conclusion related to buying and selling online in the market place. The object
of research is the dropship.
RESULTS
AND DISCUSSION
Akad Greetings
In sharia terms, the
contract of greeting is defined by fuqaha in general: The sale and purchase of
goods mentioned in the nature of dependents in exchange for payment) that is
carried out on the spot (Ulhaq,
2021). The residents of Hejaz express the contract of
ordering goods in terms of greetings, while the residents of Iraq call it Salaf
(Muhimah,
2017). Salam is the buying and selling of
something with certain characteristics that will be handed over at a certain
time (Zurohman
& Rahayu, 2019). For example, Muslims buy certain
commodities with certain characteristics, for example: furniture, cars,
restaurants, animals, etc., which he will receive at a certain time. He paid
the price and waited for the agreed time to receive the commodity. When the
time has come, the seller hands over the commodity to him.
Buying and selling
greetings is an object that is mentioned in its nature in dependents or gives
money in advance in cash, the goods are handed over later for a specified time.
According to Shafi'iyyah scholars, the contract of greeting can be suspended
until a certain time and can also be handed over in cash (Gaussian
& Mirawati, 2022). In more detail, greetings are defined
by the form of buying and selling with advance payment and delivery of goods at
a later date (advanced payment or forward buyying or future sale) with a clear
price, specifications, quantity, alias, date and place of delivery, and agreed
in advance in the agreement.
The sharia basis for bai'
as-Salam transactions� is found in
the Qur'an and Hadith as follows:
�يٰٓاَيُّهَا
الَّذِيْنَ
اٰمَنُوْٓا
اِذَا
تَدَايَنْتُمْ
بِدَيْنٍ
اِلٰٓى اَجَلٍ
مُّسَمًّى
فَاكْتُبُوْهُۗ
وَلْيَكْتُبْ
بَّيْنَكُمْ
كَاتِبٌۢ بِالْعَدْلِۖ
وَلَا يَأْبَ
كَاتِبٌ اَنْ
يَّكْتُبَ
كَمَا
عَلَّمَهُ
اللّٰهُ
فَلْيَكْتُبْۚ
وَلْيُمْلِلِ
الَّذِيْ
عَلَيْهِ الْحَقُّ
وَلْيَتَّقِ
اللّٰهَ
رَبَّهٗ وَلَا
يَبْخَسْ
مِنْهُ
شَيْـًٔاۗ
فَاِنْ كَانَ
الَّذِيْ
عَلَيْهِ
الْحَقُّ
سَفِيْهًا اَوْ
ضَعِيْفًا
اَوْ لَا
يَسْتَطِيْعُ
اَنْ
يُّمِلَّ
هُوَ فَلْيُمْلِلْ
وَلِيُّهٗ
بِالْعَدْلِۗ
وَاسْتَشْهِدُوْا
شَهِيْدَيْنِ
مِنْ
رِّجَالِكُمْۚ
فَاِنْ لَّمْ
يَكُوْنَا
رَجُلَيْنِ فَرَجُلٌ
وَّامْرَاَتٰنِ
مِمَّنْ
تَرْضَوْنَ
مِنَ
الشُّهَدَۤاءِ
اَنْ تَضِلَّ
اِحْدٰىهُمَا
فَتُذَكِّرَ اِحْدٰىهُمَا
الْاُخْرٰىۗ
وَلَا يَأْبَ
الشُّهَدَۤاءُ
اِذَا مَا
دُعُوْا ۗ
وَلَا تَسْـَٔمُوْٓا
اَنْ
تَكْتُبُوْهُ
صَغِيْرًا
اَوْ
كَبِيْرًا
اِلٰٓى
اَجَلِهٖۗ
ذٰلِكُمْ
اَقْسَطُ
عِنْدَ
اللّٰهِ
وَاَقْوَمُ
لِلشَّهَادَةِ
وَاَدْنٰىٓ
اَلَّا
تَرْتَابُوْٓا
اِلَّآ اَنْ
تَكُوْنَ
تِجَارَةً
حَاضِرَةً
تُدِيْرُوْنَهَا
بَيْنَكُمْ
فَلَيْسَ
عَلَيْكُمْ
جُنَاحٌ
اَلَّا
تَكْتُبُوْهَاۗ
وَاَشْهِدُوْٓا
اِذَا
تَبَايَعْتُمْ
ۖ وَلَا
يُضَاۤرَّ
كَاتِبٌ
وَّلَا
شَهِيْدٌ ەۗ
وَاِنْ تَفْعَلُوْا
فَاِنَّهٗ
فُسُوْقٌۢ
بِكُمْ ۗ وَاتَّقُوا
اللّٰهَ ۗ وَيُعَلِّمُكُمُ
اللّٰهُ ۗ
وَاللّٰهُ
بِكُلِّ
شَيْءٍ
عَلِيْمٌ
It means: "O
believers! If you make a debt receivable for a specified time, you should write
it down. And let one writer among you write it right. Let not the writer refuse
to write it as God has taught him, so let him write. And let the debtor
dictate, and let him fear Allah his Lord, and let him not detract one bit from
it. If the debtor is a person who is less resourceful or weak (in his
circumstances), or unable to dictate himself, then his guardian should dictate
it properly. And witness with two male witnesses among you. If there are not
two men, then one man and two women among your crush from the witnesses, so
that if one forgets, the other reminds him. And let not those witnesses refuse
when called. And do not tire of writing it, for the time limit both small and
large. Such a thing, the fairer in the sight of God, the more able to
strengthen the testimony, and the closer you are to doubt, unless it is a cash
trade that you enter into among you, then there is no sin for you if you do not
write it down. And take witnesses when you trade, and let not writers be made
difficult and neither do witnesses. If you do, then really, it is ungodly to
you. And be fearful of Allah, Allah teaches you, and Allah knows all
things." (Qs. Al-Baqarah 282)
As in a
hadith that reads as follows, the Companions of Ibn Abbas (may Allah be pleased with him)
said:
أشهد
أن السلف
المضمون إلى
أجل مسمى قد
أحله الله في
الكتاب وأذن
فيه، قال الله
عز وجل يا أيها
الذين آمنوا
إذا تداينتم
بدين إلى أجل
مسمى فاكتبوه
الآية. رواه
الشافعي
والطبري عبد
الرزاق وابن
أبي شيبة
والحاكم
والبيهقي
وصححه
الألباني
"I
testify that the guaranteed sale of As Salaf up to the specified time has been
lawful and permitted by Allah in the Qur'an, Allah the Exalted said (meaning): "O believers, if you do not give
money in cash, for the appointed time, you should write it down." (Narrated
As Shafi'i, At Thobary, Abdurrazzaq, Ibn Abi Shaybah, Al Hakim and Al Baihaqy,
and narrated by Shaykh Al-Albany).
Modern greetings
The development of Online Shopping in Indonesia is in line with the
increasing popularity of Online Shopping in the world today. The second factor that causes this, because the
easier and cheaper the internet connection in Indonesia, the third is the more education and training to create an
online store at very affordable prices. �The development
of online shopping or online shopping as well as selling.com, blibli.com, tokobagus.com, shopee, Lazada, Tokopedia, are now increasingly crowded with various types of
products ranging from fashion, food,
household needs, to gadgets etc. Currently, it is estimated that the number of online
stores in Indonesia has numbered in the hundreds. Some online stores have web data that is always
updated and has clear contact information (Hidayat
et all. 2022).
Today's technological advances are increasingly facilitating human life,
especially in terms of buying and selling. However, that
does not mean this method is without problems and obstacles. One of the things that must be realized is that before the
transaction occurs, it is better for buyers to be careful in choosing the
quality of their products and companies, because in modern times today,
the more sophisticated the method used, the greater the opportunity for crime
that arises.Buying
and selling� using the internet is widely
used by entrepreneurs and manufacturers such as �Dropship, buying and selling samples, buying
and selling catalogs, gofood, jastip, pree-order, buying and selling tickets.
APPLICATION OF THE RULES OF AL-MASYAQQAH
TAJLIBU AT-TAISIR IN BUYING
AND SELLING ONLINE
Masyaqqah :
Lafadz masyaqqah means difficult, heavy. In Arabic Shaqqa alayhi
al-shay' means something that has incriminated a person. In terms of
al-shatibi gives four meanings: 1) Masyaqqah in general which includes
things that believers are capable �of� �doing or not, because when a human being tries
to fly he is considered to be doing �musyaqqah in this first sense. 2) Masyaqqah
��Interpreted as an action that humans are
actually capable of doing, it's just that it will cause people who do it to be
in very heavy trouble. 3) Masyaqqah in the sense of difficulties that do not
go out of common fashion. 4) Masyaqqah �which is interpreted as fighting lust (Zahroh,
2021). Based on al-Suyuthi's analysis, the characteristics of masyaqqah (difficulty)
are generally divided into two main parts, including; Masyaqqah �that does not abort kewajian (worship), Masyaqqah
that can abort obligations.
The understanding
referred to in this paper is the knowledge, perception, attitude and
appreciation of the community about the meaning of the method of Usul Fiqhi
al-Masyaqqah al-Tajlibu al-Taisyir as one of the methods that can be used
by mujtahid in establishing a law due to emergency conditions or forced
circumstances. This research also looks at how �the ease of
transaction process of online buying and selling platforms must be well
designed to ensure that the transaction process can be done easily by users.
User-friendly interfaces, clear instructions, and secure payment systems are
examples of efforts to facilitate transactions.
Many aspects underlie the application of ease in mu'amalah
including vagueness (gharar). In every mu'amalah gharar is
strictly prohibited because it will lead the perpetrator to the transaction
using wrong and vanity methods. So the relationship with the relief found in
mu'amalah is divided into two levels: 1) gharar which is not difficult to avoid
and therefore should not be done. 2) Gharar which is difficult to avoid and
therefore compelled to do. Of these two types of gharar are divided into two,
namely: 1) The masyaqqah is large but not difficult to avoid. 2)
Transactions that do not contain major risks but if carried out will cause �declared
the ijab knew his qabul or not. Unless, the party offering the
ijab withdraws its offer problems. An example of buying
goods is only by looking at the sample where the sample is considered to
represent the quality of other similar items.
Based on the Fatwa of the National Sharia Council No: 05 / DSN-MUI / IV
/ 2000 concerning the sale and purchase of greetings stipulated in Jakarta, 29
Dzulhijjah 1420 H / April 4, 2000 A.D.�
About payment terms, provisions on goods, provisions on greetings, on
delivery of goods before or on time, about the cancellation of contracts, about
disputes in greeting transactions on online buying and selling (Akbar
& Sucipto, 2018). There is a narration
from the Prophet (peace be upon him) that hints at this. From Anas (r): "Before
he died, the Prophet (peace be upon him) wrote letters to Kisra, the emperor,
najasy and to every dictator, to invite them to worship Allah," (Saheeh
at-tirmidhi).
�From the above hadith it is clear that the appeal to Allah from a distance is the same
as one's appeal to one who is in the same place. Thus, the meeting between the will of the seller and the buyer to carry
out the sale and purchase remotely, is as
legal as the meeting between the will of the seller and the buyer in the same
place. The agreement in this e-commerce
transaction binds the seller and the buyer, once it comes out and the qabul is declared, whether the person who made the offer or before the
contract is binding. Therefore, the
place of contract is the place of the person who
declared the qabul earlier.
As related to the concept of buying and selling online. That in buying and selling online provides a general
description of the specifications of the goods to be sold, so that the contract that can be used is a greeting
contract. From this understanding, buying
and selling online is more appropriate to use a greeting contract. Because the buying and selling process is carried out
by ordering accompanied by the criteria of the goods themselves. Even many online buying and selling payments are made
by transfer. What exists is that
the buyer just accepts that the selling price of the goods is as stated on the
website page. Akad salam is included in
one of the families of contracts that can generate profits and these benefits
are definitely This is different from the contract of murabahah.
The muamalah jurisprudence view of online transactions is appropriate, because
the seller provides detailed data related to the object of the goods being traded, and the buyer has the special rights given by
the seller. �Where the
greeting contract must be known in detail the goods to be traded, the
agreed goods are then sent to the buyer in the future, this is in accordance with the fatwa DSN-MUI No. 5/IV of 2000
concerning greetings. �However, when
the buyer does not have khiyar rights, the contract is broken. When viewed from the concept of buying and
selling online, then buying and selling online is broadly included in the third
category of buying and selling, namely
buying and selling something that does not exist and cannot be seen by both
parties. Because in terms of goods, online
buying and selling cannot show buyers in reality, it can only be seen through pictures and data. Apart from not being able to be seen directly, the item does not exist. How to make payment transactions in online sales is
also very easy for consumers, namely by processing payments via bank transfer
or through mobile banking. After that, sending proof of order or through the
application has been automatically confirmed by the marketplace. Then the
consumer just waits until the product arrives.
The author quotes from
the Fatwa of the National Sharia Council of the Indonesian Ulema Council
No.05/DSN-MUI/IV/2000, concerning the SALE AND PURCHASE OF GREETINGS. Decide:
a. Payment Terms: 1) Payment instruments must be known in amount and form,
whether in the form of money, goods, or benefits. 2) Payment must be made at
the time the contract is concluded. 3) Payment should not be in the form of
debt relief. b. Provisions About Goods: 1) Must be clear in
characteristics and can be recognized as debt. 2) Must be able to explain the
specification. 3) The submission is carried out later. 4) The time and place of
delivery of the goods shall be established based on the agreement. 5) The buyer
may not sell the goods before receiving them. 6) No exchange of goods, except
with similar goods as agreed. c. Provisions on Parallel Salutations: It is
permissible to perform parallel greetings on the condition that the two
contracts must be separate, and not related to the first contract. d.
Delivery of goods before or on time: 1) The seller must deliver the goods on
time with the agreed quality and quantity. 2) If the seller delivers a higher
quality item, the seller may not ask for an additional price. 3) If the seller
delivers goods of lower quality, and the buyer willingly accepts them, then he
should not demand a price reduction (discount). 4) The seller can deliver the
goods faster than the agreed time on the condition of the quality and quantity
of the goods in accordance with the agreement, and he must not demand
additional prices. 5) If all or part of the goods are not in stock at the time
of delivery, or are of lower quality and the buyer is not willing to accept
them, then he has two options: a) Cancel the contract and ask for the money
back, b) Wait for the goods to become available. e. Contract
Cancellation: Basically, the cancellation of greetings can be done, as long as
it does not harm both parties. f. Dispute: If there is a dispute between
the two parties, the matter is resolved through the Sharia Arbitration Board
after no agreement is reached through deliberation.
In principle, the
concept of greetings is intended for buying and selling transactions of goods
that have not been produced. In other words, greetings are orders for goods
whose specifications have been agreed and the price is paid in cash in
advance (advance payment), while the delivery of ordered goods is carried
out later. In other words, buying and selling online has a contract of ba'i
as-salam in which there are Muslims (buyers), muslam ilaih
(sellers), muslam fiihi (objects of goods) and also sighat
(ijab and qobul) in it. �
CONCLUSION
So
it can be concluded that the contract of greetings in buying and selling online
there are sellers and buyers, objects of goods and ijab and qabul. The
transactions used are allowed by sharia and are based on al-Masyaqqah Tajlibu
at-Taisir rules because it has become a common need in society. Akad salam in
buying and selling online, has fulfilled the pillars and legal requirements
applicable in fiqh law, and in accordance with the fatwa of DSN MUI in 2000.
Looking at the process of greeting contracts in buying and selling online, this
is an allowed form. In the conclusion of the article, it is mentioned that
buying and selling modern greetings can be done through online stores or
marketplaces. This allows online dropshippers or cutomers to buy and sell
greetings in a more efficient and practical way in the era of online commerce.
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