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Margin and leverage involve the broker lending the customer money (providing margin) to trade with.
So it’s a loan from the broker to the customer.
In Islam there are two types of loans:

Charitable loan (Qard Hassan), The lender does not expect to benefit in any way in this life.
Ribawi loan, the lender expects to benefit from their loan.
There’s no third kind.
Being a party to a ribawi loan is prohibited in Islam.
Allah’s Messenger (ﷺ) said: cursed is the one who receives riba, the one who pays it, the one who writes it, and the two witnesses, and he said: they are all equal.
Some brokers benefit explicitly from extending margin by charging interest while others benefit in more subtle ways through payment from order flow or something else.
In any case, what we can be absolutely certain of, is that the brokers loan to the customer is not done as charity.
Therefore it must be a ribawi loan and haram to use.

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