Buying Outside The Market And Sell On The Behalf Of Bedouin
Anything prohibited must have something objectionable. In this case, the middleman would buy from the villagers at a lower rate, below the market price, taking advantage of their ignorance, and then sell the commodity in the market. This practice was unethical, so the prophet forbade it.
So,now in markets there are still middleman means shopkippers from where we buy in between us and the farmer who brings goods in a market. So, it is not permssible for the shopkeeper to take profit beacuse he is in between the main farmer and the end user. Direct dealing between us and farmer not takesplace due to to middle man(shopkeeper) I am little confused in this?