Determining the price in international commercial transactions from the perspective of jurisprudence

The price is determined by the seller as a pillar of the contract. The necessity of determining the price is based on the requirements of the nature of the contract, as well as the Shari'a texts (books and traditions) and the jurisprudential rule of obligation. As the condition contrary to the nature of the contract leads to arrogance and invalidity, and verbal acceptance and urgency of acceptance and compliance with customary requirement and coordination and its certainty is necessary, consensus-based trade is subject to pure legitimacy and financial exchange, and the opposite condition Removes from the form of sale and according to the rule of necessity to determine the price belongs to the owner and its ownership is an obligation and the formality of the price in the contract invalidates the contract. It is fair at the time of concluding the contract. In addition, the obligation to surrender the price is also based on the Shari'a texts and the requirement of the contract itself, and the guarantee of its implementation, in addition to the obligation, is the use of the right of imprisonment and finally the use of the right of choice.