The Gold Dinar and The Future of Money 3 / 8

Abū Bakr ibn Abi Maryam reported that he heard the Messenger of Allah say: "A time is certainly coming over mankind in which there will be nothing (left) that will be of use (or benefit) save a Dinār (i.e., a gold coin) and a Dirham (i.e., a silver coin). [This prophecy clearly anticipates the eventual collapse of the fraudulent monetary system now functioning around the world.]
(Musnad, Ahmad)

There seems to be little understanding of the role that a European-created money-system has been playing in delivering to enemies of Islam the capacity to engage in massive legalised theft of the wealth of mankind. Nor is there realization that those enemies have designed a monetary system that would eventually deliver to them financial dictatorship over the whole world. They have already succeeded in enslaving millions of Muslims (as well as others amongst mankind) with slave wages and even destitution, while pursuing a sinister global agenda on behalf of the Euro-Jewish State of Israel. It is truly pathetic to listen to those who blame Pakistanis and Indonesians for miserable poverty in Pakistan and Indonesia.

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[sgwarrenb]

salary die... lol... isn't this the same reason that caused the crisis... anything that die cannot function as money.. a school kid know this 100 years ago... but today leaders force us to accept debt as money... debt can default (die)!

[perkywa07]

@quaffly You are correct and just said the same thing as me in a different way (by repeating what the sheik said). Let's say not everyone is an expert in the quality of dates...or perhaps a dishonest person could put a layer of quality dates on top of the basket to cover the 90% "inferior" dates that really fill the basket...what are the dates worth? Answer: A basket of dates.

The "quality" of gold coins only differs in the modern age because Jews have controlled the Gold since the time of Issa

[perkywa07]

@quaffly That is like saying 100 gold coins has the same intrinsic value as 10 gold coins. The person that gets the 2 baskets can then spend the 2 baskets and get 2 baskets worth of other goods (like Gold coins) while the person with 1 basket could only get 1/2 as many Gold coins (or wheat, barley, silver, rice...storage-able , exchangeable goods...i.e. "money").

Someone got "ripped off" in the 2 for 1 deal!

[Temporary2FeeL]

:-)