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

[JollyGood]

This is a scam project run by a bunch of clowns that are out of their depth

They are selling this project as Shariah compliant but many of the team behind it are not even Muslim. And the ones who claim to be Muslim or have Muslim names do not even declare which sect or denominations they belong to.

Board of Advisors: (https://adabsolutions.com/docs/wp/en_wp.pdf)

Sulaiman Al-Fahim - Advisor on Investment and Strategic Development
--If he is Muslim which sect of Islam does he follow?
--Does he have any qualification is Islamic Studies specialising in Finance?

Ali al-Khamis - Business Development Advisor
--If he is Muslim which sect of Islam does he follow?
--Does he have any qualification is Islamic Studies specialising in Finance?

Md-Mofassair-Hossain - Advisor Marketing and PR
--If he is Muslim which sect of Islam does he follow?
--Does he have any qualification is Islamic Studies specialising in Finance?
--If he is Muslim why is shortening his first name Mohammed/Muhammad to Md when the significance of that name for all Muslims is proudly know.

Gaurav Areng Chakraverti - Marketing ICO Advisor
--This man is NOT Muslim as his name clearly suggests it... According to Shariah this man is a non-believer so should he be onboard a Shariah compliant project?


Jorges Rodriguez - Security Advisor
--This man is NOT Muslim as his name suggests...
--Adab Exchange Whitepaper: "Ethical hacker since childhood, security expert, blockchain developer and project manager. Jorge Rodriguez is passionate about technology which is considered one of the greatest security experts in the world of CryptoCurrencies."

--This man is NOT Muslim as his name clearly suggests it... According to Shariah this man is a non-believer so should he be onboard a Shariah compliant project?

Which clever individual decided to have an "ethical hacker" on board for a Shariah compliant or any ICO project.... pathetic.

There are other people from the ICO whitepaper that give rise to concern too but I am waiting for replies to this and my previous posts first...

@whitetoo - You are the OP we wait for you to reply. Please explain why you think this project is Shariah compliant because after reading through the thread and reading your whitepaper, this project is not in accordance with Shariah. Thank you.

Adab (Arabic: أدب‎) in the context of behavior, refers to prescribed Islamic etiquette: "refinement, good manners, morals, decorum, decency, humaneness" so hurry up Adab Team and @whitetoo live up to your projects name and start replying to the posts asking you questions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adab_(Islam)

[spawn4ever]

As far as I know, they just reached soft cap, so ICO is strarted. As for other information you can keep on track their announcement channel in telegram,twitter and website as well

this is good enough. Can you tell me something about their token metrics?

[JollyGood]

As far as I know, they just reached soft cap, so ICO is strarted. As for other information you can keep on track their announcement channel in telegram,twitter and website as well

this is good enough. Can you tell me something about their token metrics?

Adab exchange are a scam outfit, why bother investigating their tokens lies?

[sword024]

As far as I know, they just reached soft cap, so ICO is strarted. As for other information you can keep on track their announcement channel in telegram,twitter and website as well

this is good enough. Can you tell me something about their token metrics?

Token metrics is on the first page and web site. To be hinest I prefer smaller token metrics, but here is islamic project, so everything is possible, nobody know perfect token metrics

[sword024]

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?

Probably because their religion prohibits such actions.
That's why islamic banking was created and Adab is trying to make something like that in crypto sphere.

[psp_]

You have awesome challenge in your bounty channel! Good opportunity to earn some tokens and more luquid  coins, I mean ethereum

mate, can you gave me some links on their bounty camapigns and channels?

[Den1ska]

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?

Probably because their religion prohibits such actions.
That's why islamic banking was created and Adab is trying to make something like that in crypto sphere.

The guys in the team are doing everything right, in our world you always have to do something new, strive for something

[GyramCripto]

I think that people who want to participate in the project and make money will pay attention to the prospects of the project itself. Religion, and especially Islam, has nothing to do with ICO.

I agree that religion can not be associated with blockchain technologies or cryptocurrencies in General.

[evgenii17]

I think that people who want to participate in the project and make money will pay attention to the prospects of the project itself. Religion, and especially Islam, has nothing to do with ICO.

I agree that religion can not be associated with blockchain technologies or cryptocurrencies in General.

It cannot be connected to each other, religion and business, two incompatible things.

[assasin21rus]

I think that people who want to participate in the project and make money will pay attention to the prospects of the project itself. Religion, and especially Islam, has nothing to do with ICO.

I agree that religion can not be associated with blockchain technologies or cryptocurrencies in General.

It cannot be connected to each other, religion and business, two incompatible things.

Are you sure that you wrote? Religion and business are not compatible? I understood correctly? In Russia, for example, a religious money-raising business is second only to drug dealers.

[Den1ska]

I think that people who want to participate in the project and make money will pay attention to the prospects of the project itself. Religion, and especially Islam, has nothing to do with ICO.

I agree that religion can not be associated with blockchain technologies or cryptocurrencies in General.

It cannot be connected to each other, religion and business, two incompatible things.

Are you sure that you wrote? Religion and business are not compatible? I understood correctly? In Russia, for example, a religious money-raising business is second only to drug dealers.

Russia is a separate world in general, I don’t want to say anything bad, but everything’s not in the hands of people, that's the whole point)

[evgenii17]

I think that people who want to participate in the project and make money will pay attention to the prospects of the project itself. Religion, and especially Islam, has nothing to do with ICO.

I agree that religion can not be associated with blockchain technologies or cryptocurrencies in General.

It cannot be connected to each other, religion and business, two incompatible things.

Are you sure that you wrote? Religion and business are not compatible? I understood correctly? In Russia, for example, a religious money-raising business is second only to drug dealers.

Russia is a separate world in general, I don’t want to say anything bad, but everything’s not in the hands of people, that's the whole point)

There is no way to compare, each country has its own religions and understandings, the team is doing everything right

[kl1nkagg]

I think that people who want to participate in the project and make money will pay attention to the prospects of the project itself. Religion, and especially Islam, has nothing to do with ICO.

I agree that religion can not be associated with blockchain technologies or cryptocurrencies in General.

It cannot be connected to each other, religion and business, two incompatible things.

Are you sure that you wrote? Religion and business are not compatible? I understood correctly? In Russia, for example, a religious money-raising business is second only to drug dealers.

Russia is a separate world in general, I don’t want to say anything bad, but everything’s not in the hands of people, that's the whole point)

There is no way to compare, each country has its own religions and understandings, the team is doing everything right

For them, it is important that religion does not affect the business itself, for the rules are very important to them.

[kikiyo]

I think that people who want to participate in the project and make money will pay attention to the prospects of the project itself. Religion, and especially Islam, has nothing to do with ICO.

I agree that religion can not be associated with blockchain technologies or cryptocurrencies in General.

In this Adab project religion is used as a form of service to serve certain communities that have rules and procedures that are different from others, it's just that I don't understand how they apply Islamic Shari'a in the crypto world, are ADAB teams truly religious experts?

[JollyGood]

In this Adab project religion is used as a form of service to serve certain communities that have rules and procedures that are different from others, it's just that I don't understand how they apply Islamic Shari'a in the crypto world, are ADAB teams truly religious experts?

Adab exchange are fooling investors by lying to them.

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.

Because they have no 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?

[kl1nkagg]

I think that people who want to participate in the project and make money will pay attention to the prospects of the project itself. Religion, and especially Islam, has nothing to do with ICO.

I agree that religion can not be associated with blockchain technologies or cryptocurrencies in General.

In this Adab project religion is used as a form of service to serve certain communities that have rules and procedures that are different from others, it's just that I don't understand how they apply Islamic Shari'a in the crypto world, are ADAB teams truly religious experts?

Apparently, yes, as we see, the team keeps the rules in the project that do not perevate development

[JollyGood]

Apparently, yes, as we see, the team keeps the rules in the project that do not perevate development

You are mistaken. If they take money from the following or do not vet the following investors then they are not Muslim Shariah exchange:

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

[draka_na_dne]

I think that people who want to participate in the project and make money will pay attention to the prospects of the project itself. Religion, and especially Islam, has nothing to do with ICO.

I agree that religion can not be associated with blockchain technologies or cryptocurrencies in General.

In this Adab project religion is used as a form of service to serve certain communities that have rules and procedures that are different from others, it's just that I don't understand how they apply Islamic Shari'a in the crypto world, are ADAB teams truly religious experts?

Apparently, yes, as we see, the team keeps the rules in the project that do not perevate development

It has always been important to keep your way strictly to the rules, study all the risks that are waiting for you on the way and keep competitors on the way.

[boykov.maks11]

I think that people who want to participate in the project and make money will pay attention to the prospects of the project itself. Religion, and especially Islam, has nothing to do with ICO.

I agree that religion can not be associated with blockchain technologies or cryptocurrencies in General.

In this Adab project religion is used as a form of service to serve certain communities that have rules and procedures that are different from others, it's just that I don't understand how they apply Islamic Shari'a in the crypto world, are ADAB teams truly religious experts?

Apparently, yes, as we see, the team keeps the rules in the project that do not perevate development

It has always been important to keep your way strictly to the rules, study all the risks that are waiting for you on the way and keep competitors on the way.

Before you enter the market and do your business, you need a business plan, so you need to build on it in the future and keep to the plan

[draka_na_dne]

I think that people who want to participate in the project and make money will pay attention to the prospects of the project itself. Religion, and especially Islam, has nothing to do with ICO.

I agree that religion can not be associated with blockchain technologies or cryptocurrencies in General.

In this Adab project religion is used as a form of service to serve certain communities that have rules and procedures that are different from others, it's just that I don't understand how they apply Islamic Shari'a in the crypto world, are ADAB teams truly religious experts?

Apparently, yes, as we see, the team keeps the rules in the project that do not perevate development

It has always been important to keep your way strictly to the rules, study all the risks that are waiting for you on the way and keep competitors on the way.

Before you enter the market and do your business, you need a business plan, so you need to build on it in the future and keep to the plan

It is very important to make a good business plan so that the project adheres to it, and the team understands what it does, you need to study the competition market very well.