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In the terminology of Islamic Jurisprudence, the distinction between mislī and qıyamī is vital as these two are of the terms which play an important role in understanding many provisions in terms of classifying goods, so they deserve to be elaborated. While the term qıyamī is used for goods similar of which cannot be found around easily, the term mislī goods is used for the opposite. This classification is about whether the compensation for the goods will be made or not, in case of being destructed, and if they are to be compensated, in which way this is going to be, which is quite similar to the mutaqawwim and ghair-mutaqawwim classification. In addition, moving from these concepts, and by considering the mislī and qıyamī quality of the goods, it can be adjudged whether the applied procedure is lawful (halal) or unlawful (haram). Along with that, these classifications contribute to a better understanding of the matter by using conceptual references without falling into repetition in explanations of the cases. In this article, after etymological analysis of the terms mislī and qıyamī, it was stated that mislī goods can turn into qıyamī ones and also how this could happen. Additionally, it will be tried to address whether mislī and qıyamī goods can be a subject of Ribā, Salam and Qard main topics, in a comparative way considering the views of religious schools.