| written by galnextdoor 1504 days ago
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The answer to that question begins with the historical desire of Arab producers to receive gold in exchange for their oil. This dates back to 1933 when King Ibn Saud demanded payment in gold for the original oil concession in Saudi Arabia. In addition, Islamic law forbids the use of a promise of payment, such as the US dollar, as a medium of exchange.
| written by garfield79 1504 days ago
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Wow nice article and nice comment good going.
| written by priyal283 1504 days ago
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I agree with you.
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The answer to that question begins with the historical desire of Arab producers to receive gold in exchange for their oil. This dates back to 1933 when King Ibn Saud demanded payment in gold for the original oil concession in Saudi Arabia. In addition, Islamic law forbids the use of a promise of payment, such as the US dollar, as a medium of exchange.
Wow nice article and nice comment good going.
I agree with you.