[ANN] ADAB - First Islamic Crypto Exchange, based on the Shariah norms

[ZloiRediska]

Part of the project ADAB team live in eastern countries. It is unlikely that they would risk pointing out Islam in their project and violating it. I think this is unlikely.

[Hanna_Money]

Part of the project ADAB team live in eastern countries. It is unlikely that they would risk pointing out Islam in their project and violating it. I think this is unlikely.

You're right. In the Islamic world there are very strict morals. I think that there no one will risk playing jokes with religion.
I think the team agreed and got all the approvals.

[GOSPOD1N]

Part of the project ADAB team live in eastern countries. It is unlikely that they would risk pointing out Islam in their project and violating it. I think this is unlikely.

You're right. In the Islamic world there are very strict morals. I think that there no one will risk playing jokes with religion.
I think the team agreed and got all the approvals.

It is clear that they are very strict with all these rules, but while doing the project, the team was well aware of what it was going to

[tw1sterQQ]

Part of the project ADAB team live in eastern countries. It is unlikely that they would risk pointing out Islam in their project and violating it. I think this is unlikely.

The guys perfectly understand all the laws and traditions of Islam, it is unlikely that they would decide to break the rules and do as they please

[ufolly]

It is impossible to involve people of the Islamic faith in the project so easily. Islam is one of the most conservative religions. If the Imam says it's Haram, not Halal.

[ARTiShock2008]

Part of the project ADAB team live in eastern countries. It is unlikely that they would risk pointing out Islam in their project and violating it. I think this is unlikely.

The guys perfectly understand all the laws and traditions of Islam, it is unlikely that they would decide to break the rules and do as they please

I think so too. This project has many supporters and many investors. Most people invest in all the details of the project.
I think (I hope) that this project is not deceivers and scammers, but a decent and promising project!

[tw1sterQQ]

It is impossible to involve people of the Islamic faith in the project so easily. Islam is one of the most conservative religions. If the Imam says it's Haram, not Halal.

But people were still able to find their niche here in the future to bring it to the very end

[zugvogel21]

 

[DonProton]

So what were the peculiarities of the Islamic crypto exchange? How many I have not tried and could not understand. What are the features?

[Crypton2018]

You can easily define whether it is a scam or not - just ask their smart contract. If they reach the soft-cap, they have to show the collected funds, this is how ICO works, transparency should be in the first place.

Did you ask the team to provide data? What did they answer? I really would not want this project to be a fraud. I really like the idea of popularizing cryptocurrency in the East in Islamic countries.

[Guardsman]

I really like the idea of popularizing cryptocurrency in the East in Islamic countries.

By the way, have you noticed that there are very few crypto projects from Islamic countries? We can say that there are practically none. Why is that?

[Boogiemiss]

You can easily define whether it is a scam or not - just ask their smart contract. If they reach the soft-cap, they have to show the collected funds, this is how ICO works, transparency should be in the first place.

Did you ask the team to provide data? What did they answer? I really would not want this project to be a fraud. I really like the idea of popularizing cryptocurrency in the East in Islamic countries.

Also, you can check:
- GitHub: Do they update it regularly?
- Do they have good use cases?
- Does the platform have a game-changer technology?

If it all YES, you shouldn't fear anything.

Right now I see only a bunch of Russians, who want to get money from the Muslim sector.

Can you prove me wrong? Can they show the smart contract? Can they prove(by a third party) that the project is following Shariah norms?

[JollyGood]

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[JollyGood]

I really like the idea of popularizing cryptocurrency in the East in Islamic countries.

By the way, have you noticed that there are very few crypto projects from Islamic countries? We can say that there are practically none. Why is that?

Adab exchange do not have a vetting system in place to ensure investors buy in to the ICO with Halal/permissible money, it means (by default) they are willing to take investment from the following an more:

pimps
prostitutes
porn actors
those currently behind bars in prison serving prison sentences
those that sell drugs/narcotics
those that manufacture, test and sell weapons
those that own publications online/print media cursing Muslims and those that have anti-Muslim agenda
those that own, transport or sells alcohol

Any investment from the above and more means the project cannot be "Shariah" compliant yet these clowns say they are offering a Shariah compliant exchange?

This is not Muslim, Halah or Shariah compliant project. This is a project run by a team, some of who claim to be Muslim and some are not. The "team" are saying this is a Shariah compliant exchange without explaining which interpretation of Islam they follow.

Adab exchange = Scammers

[gennadyg]

team members say they have already collected a lot of money for the project.people believe in him if invest money.

[cryptosmoker]

But for Muslim people is really very important to do everything in the laws of Shariat.

Yeah, that's right. Muslim people will do the business which is suitable on the Sharia norm. They will not do any business which contrary to the Sharia norm. So I think this project will be a good place for the Muslim people, this project will get many supports from the Muslim people.

[m1xmee]

But for Muslim people is really very important to do everything in the laws of Shariat.

Yeah, that's right. Muslim people will do the business which is suitable on the Sharia norm. They will not do any business which contrary to the Sharia norm. So I think this project will be a good place for the Muslim people, this project will get many supports from the Muslim people.

The team knows what it is doing and where it is developing its business, yes, everything there is very strict with them the laws, the rules and the laws are the main thing, it’s not necessary to break

[m1xmee]

Part of the project ADAB team live in eastern countries. It is unlikely that they would risk pointing out Islam in their project and violating it. I think this is unlikely.

You're right. In the Islamic world there are very strict morals. I think that there no one will risk playing jokes with religion.
I think the team agreed and got all the approvals.

I like that the team regularly publishes news in their channels. It says that they work a lot on the result.

Without hard work, there will be nothing, we all know perfectly well that everywhere you have to sacrifice something to get the long-awaited result.

[gennadyg]

Looking forward to your contests in the chat.Really wonder what it will be.

[Den1ska]

I think people who don't understand their laws should not criticize.All individually.

Of course, for each person it is individual, and no one has the right to impose their faith.