Source :
http://www.bakkah.net/articles/fiqh-conditions-buying-selling.htm
1. Mutual Agreement
2. Both the buyer and the seller must be people who are legitimately allowed to engage in business transactions.
3. Ownership of Property Being Traded
4. Permissibility of the Goods
5. Dispensibility
The goods must be things that can be handed over at the time of the sale.
6. The Absence of Anonymity
Both the goods and the price must be something clearly known to both participants in a sale.
Summary
A valid business transaction in Islam is the exchange of known, specified, halaal (permissible) property, based upon the mutual agreement of the two free, sane, adult owners who are capable of handing over what they are trading.
And Allaah knows best.
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