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

[drrekkty]

Ok, guys. I would like to see any interview with founders to better understand their vision.
Another great idea is making interview with muslims to hear their voices about your exchange

I also think that the team needs to make more official comments. To go back to my investors and the community project. then there will be no misunderstanding.

Yeah, official comments is something what they need to present for all of supporters and haters. Haters are trying to destroy Adab exchange, but good interview will make them shut down

[kkerrex]

AMA session is what transparent projects actually run.
It is not that difficult to prepare a good interview,but this event will increase loyality of clients.

[bazar111]

Of course, preparing ICO takes much time and many resources, so no doubt that developments will go to their goal because if the project succeeds both devs and investors can earn good money.

They have raised funds for development, so I don't see any reason to their fail.
I hope they truly raised funds and can make any proof,but honestly I don't care about it

As I know they have already raised 3 mln dollars, and they have not great soft and hard cap. So I think there will be no problem to raise it.

[farraddy]

I also think that the team needs to make more official comments. To go back to my investors and the community project. then there will be no misunderstanding.

All projects have supporters and opponents. Supporters all understand, they support the project. But the project team can give reasoned explanations to the opponents.

[drrekkty]

Of course, preparing ICO takes much time and many resources, so no doubt that developments will go to their goal because if the project succeeds both devs and investors can earn good money.

They have raised funds for development, so I don't see any reason to their fail.
I hope they truly raised funds and can make any proof,but honestly I don't care about it

As I know they have already raised 3 mln dollars, and they have not great soft and hard cap. So I think there will be no problem to raise it.

Their hard cap is like 18 millions, don't you think that it is too much on bearish market? I have opposite view on this question. But they have enough funds already

[Guardsman]

Yeah, official comments is something what they need to present for all of supporters and haters. Haters are trying to destroy Adab exchange, but good interview will make them shut down

Already there was one official appeal from the project team and they gave their explanations. But since then they have been asked many more questions. I would like to hear the answers to all the questions so that no one has any doubts. Personally, this project seems worthy to me, but I do not understand the nuances of Shari'ah and Islam.

[ufolly]

The team did a lot to promote the project. We see that the ICO campaign is held at the proper level. But explain opponents are interested in their questions will not be superfluous.

[Pline]

Reading this thread I understand that not only me is unfamiliar with Shariah ans Islam nuances.
Does anybody explain me about its connection with exchange? I would better listen to representatives of exchange

[JollyGood]

Look at the the desperate fools continue to fool themselves by talking to each other using multiple aliases, they try to fool investors by showing this is a genuine investment when this is a Adab Haraam exchange scam.

Adab Haraam exchange is a scam project because the ICO fund raising is not Shariah compliant, that means the whole thing is a scam.

I feel so at ease and at peace not having to read the "scammer bots", "give-me-bounty-for-each-incoherent-post-I-make-to-pump-this-thread", "freebie token seeking vagabonds" and "airdrop beggars" keep pumping up the thread praising the Adab Haraam scam exchange.

I am going to keep posting ....

 

[nerttor]

If we do not take into account the technical side of the project and pay attention to the issues that interest opponents of the project. Opponents disagree that ADAB does not violate Shariah norms. Could the project team to discuss the implementation of the Shariah norms, or it can be done only by official representatives of Islam?

[JollyGood]

I am sure that with the concept given by the team on this project there will be a lot of participants and investors who are interested to join this project, especially if the team is always vigorous and enthusiasm to promote this project there will be no doubt investors to join in this project.

So sad you would make a joke of the situation. This is about somebody lying by using religion to get income. Scammers.

[sword024]

Are any existing or upcoming partnersheeps of Adab?
I bet they should collaborate with other muslims

[JollyGood]

Well, i don't mean that I am sceptical. On a first sight it seems weird, and  my thought was just LOL on the whole idea, but looking at raised soft cap I see that someone has invested.
Raising 2-3 millions today is tough. i don't know how they will base on shariah norms, I am far from it, but it is not typical ICO anyway

Yes, but you dont know for sure   They just announced it and that's all, you never know it for sure without checking the smart contract?

You are right, I don't know it for sure. I've just noticed news about soft cap and thought that it is true, I wasn't interested in checking smart contract and making so deep analysis.

Should you trust anything that these scammers announce?

Just the fact the "scammer bots", "give-me-bounty-for-each-incoherent-post-I-make-to-pump-this-thread", "freebie token seeking vagabonds" and "airdrop beggars" keep pumping up the thread is a big read flag so do not believe everything these scammers say.

Adab Haraam exchange are scammers.... simple.

[nerttor]

Maybe I'm wrong, but in many religions of the world, only official clergy can decide how fully certain religious norms are respected.

[ARTiShock2008]

By the way, about the use of cryptocurrency in the Arab world - this morning I read the news of cryptocurrency and saw how a team of a very tough project NEM announced that they had very successful negotiations in the United Arab Emirates. And this country is one of the most advanced in the Arab world. so cryptocurrencies are common in Islamic countries.

[SSend3r]

Are any existing or upcoming partnersheeps of Adab?
I bet they should collaborate with other muslims

Not any partnerships at the moment, but devs tell that they will be by the end of ICO.

[kkerrex]

By the way, about the use of cryptocurrency in the Arab world - this morning I read the news of cryptocurrency and saw how a team of a very tough project NEM announced that they had very successful negotiations in the United Arab Emirates. And this country is one of the most advanced in the Arab world. so cryptocurrencies are common in Islamic countries.

What a news! By the way, can you explain me, if Arab Emirates had negotiations with nem, how can we explain it from point of view of Shariah rules?

[Crypton2018]

Yes. I'm interested too. All cryptocurrencies have the same principle. So in some projects, tokens or coins correspond to Sharia and others do not? How can it be?

[paxswerr]

As far as I know Islam is not a homogeneous religion. There are several areas of Islam.  Perhaps in various directions of Islam rules are interpreted in different ways, somewhere severely or mildly. But the choice of the project will depend only on the beliefs of the individual.

[lx001]

I'm still waiting for the first Confucianism-compliant exchange. Also I'd like to try out a bit of Buddhism lending. Here are some of the ideas for your next ICO. You make this whole industry a joke.