A guaranteed return is closer to a loan than to an investment.
Most of us want certainty from our money. This clip explains why that instinct sits awkwardly with how Shariah treats risk.
In this clip: why a contractually guaranteed profit raises a serious riba concern, why that structure resembles lending rather than investing, and why the willingness to bear risk is what makes a return legitimate in the first place.
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