Analysis Ba’i Al-Salam On The Practice Of Buying And Selling Rejected Sale Products Skincare And Cosmetics Through The Whatsapp Group "Dainty Beauty"

Abstract

This article aims to analyze the transaction of buying and selling rejected sale products through the whatsapp group "Dainty Beauty". This research focuses on the fulfillment of the principles and conditions of buying and selling as well as the application of a salam contract that uses prepayment with a delivery process at a certain time. Rejected sale products generally have imperfect shape properties or are close to the expiration date. The price offered is also lower, but often the seller does not disclose the product information openly. This will cause losses for both parties and raise questions about the suitability of the practice with the law of buying and selling in Islam. Transparency regarding the condition of the product is necessary to maintain the rights and obligations of both parties. In addition, to provide an option for the buyer to proceed or cancel the transaction. Disclosure of product information will support the values of sharia principles and protect consumers so that they get justice and avoid uncertainty or loss.  This study uses a qualitative method by collecting data through observation, interviews, and literature studies. The analysis in this study shows that the buying and selling of rejected sale products must still be in accordance with the principles and conditions of buying and selling to avoid fraud and gharar. Because by fulfilling the legal conditions for buying and selling and the salam contract, this practice can run in accordance with sharia principles.