ShariaCoinBuilding the Sharia Halaal EconomyThe Framework for Creating Sharia Governed Cryptocurrencies & NFT's.We begin in the Name of Allah, The Beneficent, and The most Merciful.It is undeniable that the Prophet of Islam, Mohamed, May Peace and Blessings Be upon Him (PBUH), prophesied Fourteen Hundred years ago to his companions and followers that "A time will come over people when not a single person will remain who does not devour Riba (Interest), and if there be any who refrain from it, still its vapour will overtake him"(Abu Daud).Under Sharia (Islamic Law), Riba, which in Arabic translates to "usury," or unjust, exploitative gains made in trade or business is divided into two distinct types. The most common is Riba-an-Nasiya, which refers to the interest or increase on a cash loan. Whereas, according to most Islamic jurists, Riba al-Fadl is the simultaneous trade of unequal quantities or quality of a given commodity. Islam makes no dissimilarity between interest and usury and there is no difference of opinion among Muslims that Riba is clearly prohibited by both the Qur'an in its revelation of _Surah Al-Rum-39, Surah Al-Nisa-161, Surah Al-Imran 130 and Surah Al-Baqarah 275-281_ and also in hadith, which are reports describing the words, actions, or habits of Prophet Mohamed(PBUH).While all Muslims agree that Riba is forbidden, diverse interpretations of what constitutes Riba exist. It is frequently used as an Islamic term for loan interest and the belief that there is a consensus among Muslims, that all loan interest is Riba and is the foundation of a _$2 Trillion_ Islamic banking industry. The reasons why Allah (SWT) outlawed Riba are because it is dangerous and has negative implications for any economy. It is therefore critical for every believer to understand that the current global economy and monetary systems are based on the continuous creation of interest-based fiat and not real money, and that resisting participation in