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3831. It was narrated that Qais bin Abī Gharazah said: "In Al-Madinah we used to buy and sell Wasqs (of goods), and we used to call ourselves Samāsīr (brokers), and the people used to call us like that. The
Messenger of Allāh ﷺ came out to us one day, and called us by a name that was better than that which we called ourselves and which the people called us. He said: 'O Tujjār (traders), your selling involves (false) oaths and lies, so mix some charity with it.'" (Sahīh)
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Imām An-Nasāʿī indicates from this chapter, that apart from trade and commerce, any work in which futile din and bustle is involved or in which there are possibilities of swearing needlessly, it is advisable to give charity in that activity.