What is the right perspective?

Illicit money equals proceeds of crime or Financial benefits from criminal activities

Sheria ya nchi husika ndio itaamua ipi ni crime ipi sio, But nyingi ni common
Mfano:sale of narcotics, theft, corruption,embezzlement of public funds etc

Its all about the source/origin

Anawaza hamna the difference between the two.,is he even serious?
Mbona ukiuza dawa za kulevya kwao unanyongwa?.

Douglas Majwala said:

Is there Illicit Money (fedha haramu)?

I met a Chinese Project Engineer stationed in Tz, in our exchange, he wondered as to what is "Illicit Money" He has come across the jargon just here in Africa. Worried if there exists Illicit Money and Clean Money in pursuit of liquidity, the Sino-entrepreneur quizzed me if there is significant difference in the expenditure of the two versions of money. The expert is a Project Engineer in the day time clad in workmanship attire and night a Chinese Restaurant Waiter.

What is your understanding of the Illicit Money (Fedha Haramu)?

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All money gained through illegally means is technically termed illicit, it is clean per se but what makes it illicit is the way it was obtained, for instance an illegal child (bastard) borne out of wedlock, he/she per se is an innocent and immaculate but the illegal means through which he/she was born makes him called by the name.😁

Niliwaza ni fedha fake kumbe pesa halali inaweza kuwa haramu, pesa halali kuwa haramu hujaitendea haki.

Mokaze said:

All money gained through illegally means is technically termed illicit, it is clean per se but what makes it illicit is the way it was obtained, for instance an illegal child (bastard) borne out of wedlock, he/she per se is an innocent and immaculate but the illegal means through which he/she was born makes him called by the name.😁

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I concur with your understanding and cement it like this:

Governments of the world should litigate illicit means of obtaining money in-lieu of confiscating and litigating cash (which in nature is legal tender/not illicit). While litigating illicit ways of getting money, the money involved should be left to circulate (under fiscal control) to bolster economies. Let us think Chinese way. Majwala D.O, (2021)

Douglas Majwala said:

I concur with your understanding and cement it like this:

Governments of the world should litigate illicit means of obtaining money in-lieu of confiscating and litigating cash (which in nature is legal tender/not illicit). While litigating illicit ways of getting money, the money involved should be left to circulate (under fiscal control) to bolster economies. Let us think Chinese way. Majwala D.O, (2021)

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Ofcourse, the money involved in an illegal business doesn't belong to the culprit rather belongs to the government , putting the money into circulation by a culprit is a crime according to law (money laundering) thus it is the government which is supposed to use the money (put it into circulation) instead.