The Sharia Compliance of Online Commerce and Networking: An Analytical Study

Abstract

This analytical study investigates the compatibility of online transactions and networking with Sharia principles and assesses the ethical and legal aspects of conducting business and building relationships in the digital age while adhering to Islamic values. The purpose is in an increasingly interconnected world, the Internet has revolutionized commerce and communication, raising new questions about adherence to Islamic jurisprudence. This study investigates important aspects of online commerce and networking from a Shari’ah compliance perspective. This study delves into the intricacies of e-commerce practices such as online trading, digital marketing, and social networking to assess compliance with Shari’ah principles such as ethical considerations, financial transactions, and social interactions. It also explores the perspectives and experiences of Muslim consumers and businesses operating in digital markets, providing valuable insights for policymakers, entrepreneurs, and academics working to promote a Shari’ah-compliant online commerce and networking environment. It is intended to. This study contributes to the ongoing dialogue about the intersection of technology and religious ethics in the modern world by highlighting the compatibility of online practices with Islamic values.