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The Prohibition of Ribbis

איסור רבית

Begins June 25, 2028 · provisional

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Business Halacha Daily

May a Lawyer Draft a Contract For a Loan That Contains Ribbis?

Is he permitted to draft this contract?

Is It Forbidden For a Notary Public To Notarize a Document That Contains Ribbis?

Is he allowed to notarize it?

Is One Allowed to Engage in a Ribbis Transaction With a Non-Frum Jew Who Won’t Agree to Use a Heter Iska?

Is he allowed to proceed with this deal that contains ribbis ?

Why is it Permitted to Charge a Non-Jew Interest?

My non-frum acquaintance wanted to borrow money and I explained that a heter iska would be needed because a Jew may not lend money to a fellow Jew with interest. He asked me to explain why a Jew is only forbidden to charge another Jew interest, but may charge interest to a non-Jew. How does this differ from gezel akum , stealing from a non-Jew, which is completely forbidden?

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