The purpose of this study is to determine the perspective of Islamic law in Indonesia on the phenomenon of the rampant sale and purchase of money bouquets in the form of flower arrangements. This study is a library research, with qualitative observational and analytical descriptive research types to analyze the phenomenon of money bouquets at events in Parepare from the perspective of Islamic law, focusing on the principles of justice, transparency, and good intentions in fundraising, as well as the potential for violations of Islamic law such as usury, gharar, and maysir. Data collection techniques are carried out by conducting field observations of existing phenomena and then examined from an Islamic law perspective. The results of the study based on the perspective of Islamic law are that the use of money as a bouquet is permitted if there are no transactions that contain elements of usury and do not change the value.
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