The Laws of Islam regulates people’s dealings and interactions when conducting sales and business transactions. It has laid down rules and principles clarifying the essential matters to avoid disputes among people, and help them conduct lawful and smooth business transactions that are free of ambiguity, deceit, and Laws of Islam violations. In this hadeeth, ‘AbdullahIbn ‘Umar (may Allah be pleased with him) stated that the Prophet ﷺ forbade the sale called Bay‘ (Habal) Al-Hiblah (i.e., the sale of the unborn animals). It means the sale of unborn animals or thesale of the unborn offspring of an unborn animal. This sale was commonly conducted by Arabs during the pre-Islamic era of ignorance, whereby a man would buy an unborn she-camel or the unborn offspring of an unborn she-camel. A man would buy a she-camel until it produced offspring and the born she-camel produced offspring in turn. The Prophet ﷺ forbade such sale because it involves ambiguity of the sold commodity; the unborn animals may not be born to begin with! It is deduced from the hadeeth that sales transactions must involve selling an identified commodity for a specified price. .