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Selling computer warranties is impermissible
Salam, by the grace of Allah I left a job that I previously had which consisted of selling and making pork and non halal meats. It was very hard since it was my first job and at the time of applying I didn't consider myself a good Muslim. Now, I currently work for a office supplies/computer store in which I work in the computer department by selling.. More
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Ruling on dropshipping transactions
Assalamualaikum Well I want to ask if I run a dropshipping business wherein I display these products on online selling sites provided by third parties where there is a service fee of a certain percentage of the price of the item(s) sold for every transaction, is this kind of thing allowed ? Are there any restrictions or special requirements for this?.. More
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Earning commission from marketing a gaming website
There is a website called g2a, it sells games n is used by many famous gamers, i made an account and they say that we can make you a link. they say this to every person that joins their website. when they make me a link, i can send that link to my friends. my friends can open that link and if they wish to buy a game. lets say they buy a game for 30.. More
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Currency trade is valid with physical or constructive receipt at time of contract
Salaam, I have to post my question again as I was referred to some previous fatwa’s that dont actually answer my particular question. I would really appreciate if I could get an answer that looks at the particular detail in my question as it is not the same as the other Fatwa questions, here is the question again below, Jazak-Allah Khair. As-salaam-alaikum,.. More
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Criteria for 'lease ending with ownership' transaction
with reference to question 2513547, i want to elaborate contract for hiring of car from bank. (1) bank purchased a car and registered on the name of bank. tracker was installed by bank and takaful is paid by bank also i.e all asset related expenses are paid by bank as car is property of bank. (b) however freight and federal excise duty were paid by.. More
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Imposing fines for late installment payments is Riba
I am going to buy a car and the process is as follows : The customer chooses a car from the showroom, then the invoice for the car is issued in the name of the bank, and the car is purchased in the bank's name, then it is re-sold (by the bank) to the customer with a profit margin. The bank buys the car before it re-sells it to the customer with an increase.. More
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Extravagance depends on a person's financial state
Salam Alykum, I found in the market a dinner set (plates, knives, forks, spoons, etc...) the price is 3,200 dollars. no gold, no sliver, no diamonds. The question is what does Islam (Quran & Sunnah) say about the purchase?
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Ruling on signing up with stores to acquire points upon purchasing products
I would like to know if this is permissible, there is a shop that gives a free card to anyone that signs up for it, when you purchase items from that shop you earn points, the amount of points depend on how much you have spent if you have spent a lot you get more points. Over time the points add up and then turn into money which is given as a voucher.. More
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He received 200 riyals in change for 500 riyals and left remaining 300 riyals as a debt
There is a suituation where I need change of 500 riyal, but I get only 200 riyal from my freind and we agree that he gives me the remaining 300 riyal the next day. Is this transaction fine or have we fallen into Riba-an-Naseeah (Riba in Delay) Please can you give some more examples of Riba-an-Naseeah to understand the concept completely. and Also different.. More
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Ruling on selling a piece of land that contains graves
as salamu alaykom respect shiekh .. i am asking you a question on behalf of another sister ,, should would like to know .. A sister bought grave plots before she became muslim. Now a family member wants to buy the graves from her. Is it permissible to sell it, especially since it's in a non muslim cemetary, and if so, should she sell it for what she.. More
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Dealer buys cars from the bank and then sells them at higher price
Assalam o alaikum I am planning to finance a car without interest, I went to a dealer few days ago and he told me that what they do for us Muslims is that they buy from bank and sell us for a higher price (that essentially includes the interest which dealer pays to bank and they add it up to the total price), now does Islam allows us to get involved.. More
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He allows customers to bring alcohol and consume it in his restaurant
my friend's husband has a halal restaurant where they allow people to bring their own alcohol but do not sell alcohol. can i accept gifts or food from them?
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Taking one's paid-for order without waiting for the shop worker
aslam o alaikum!! Today I went to shop to buy something to eat. I went to a worker and she gave me a slip on which it was written that what I had to buy and I also gave her the required money. Then I went to the other ones to get that thing but inspite of asking it again and again no one listened. a girl who was standing nearby said me to take that.. More
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Honesty brings about blessing
In the Name of Allaah The Most Merciful, The Ever-Merciful.
As-Salaamu ‘Alaykum,
What is the ruling on selling imitation auto spare parts which are packaged in the boxes of genuine spare parts? Of course, we buy them and sell them to shops at the price of imitation items. We do not know whether some of those shop owners sell them as genuine or not... More
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Rescinding a sale with a Muslim who is not happy with his transaction
I am a woman who lives abroad. There was a woman who wished to buy an expensive electric device from me. She bought it at half its real price and she was the one who determined the price. After taking the device to her home and wanting to turn it on, she discovered that there was no proper electric current at her home, which is 220 volts. So, she asked.. More
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