Forbidden Transactions
Ribaa (interest or usury) & Money Exchange
Selling by Installments
Stocks
Credit Cards & Investment Certificates
Benefiting from Forbidden Wealth
Insurance
Taxes & Custom Charges
Rulings of Employment/Jobs
Competitions & Prizes
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The status of the family in Islam.
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A donor has stipulated a haraam condition for a waqf; do we have to fulfil it?.
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Can the person who is doing ifraad do ‘umrah after Hajj?.
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Is there a set limit on the time between tawaaf and saa’i?.
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Ruling on tying the tubes unnecessarily.
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Should he get married without his father’s approval? .
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It is not valid to change the intention from tamattu’ to ifraad.
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The reason why the pilgrim in ihram takes off his ordinary clothes.
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Wife disposing of her own money without her husband’s knowledge.
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“Help us to buy winter blankets”.
Ribaa (interest or usury) & Money Exchange
Competitions & Prizes
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He took a loan with interest and is paying it off with the interest from investment certificates at the bank.
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Borrowing from a riba-based bank in order to buy a house .
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Taking interest and offsetting losses with riba .
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Ruling on depositing money in the bank, and interest.
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The company gives those who buy a mobile phone a ticket for a draw to win another mobile phone.
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Electronic games.
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Internet competitions.
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Ruling on playing pool billiards and the loser paying for the table rental .
Taxes & Custom Charges
Selling by Installments
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He is asking about paying zakaah on the profits of a company only.
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Ruling on working for the customs and tax department .
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He told the students to pay money towards classroom renovations and he gives them grades accordingly .
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Is it permissible for him to cheat a kaafir government and take money from them?.
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Selling before taking possession and selling by installments.
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It is better not to buy in installments if you are able to pay in cash .
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He bought a car by installments from the bank, then he sold it so that he could use the money to get married .
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It is permissible to raise the price of a product in return for paying in installments .