Which principle of Islamic law prohibits any contract gain that is not clearly outlined at the time of contract,especially when it involves risk and deception?

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The principle of Islamic law that prohibits any contract gain that is not clearly outlined at the time of contract, especially when it involves risk and deception is known as gharar. Gharar refers to uncertainty or ambiguity in a contract that can lead to one party gaining at the expense of the other party. Therefore, option A is the correct answer.

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