The Hanafi legal school defines gharar as "that whose consequences are hidden", (according to Sami Al-Suwailem).[1] According to Md Akther Uddin, scholars of Hanafi school of fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence have defined gharar as “something which its consequence is undetermined.” Sarakhsi, an Islamic scholar of the Hanafi school, described gharar as "“anything that the end result is hidden or the risk is equally uncommon, whether it exists or not.”[2]