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”.
Insurance
Stocks
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He fears that if he does not have health insurance he will become bankrupt.
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He made a false claim that his injury happened at work so that he could get compensation.
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Ruling on buying insurance that is compulsory for the individual and optional for his family.
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Borrowing from one who stipulates life insurance as a condition of giving the loan.
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Buying shares in computer companies .
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Investing in football clubs .
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Shares in telecommunications and service companies .
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If he knows that the company is going to take a riba-based loan, when should he sell his shares?.
Benefiting from Forbidden Wealth
Credit Cards & Investment Certificates
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He stole money and gave it to his father.
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Ruling on money earned from haraam sources .
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Taking a card and giving money to its owner and five other people, in a pyramid scheme .
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Taking interest and offsetting losses with riba .
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Using credit cards to withdraw money.
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Draws of investment bonds (“premium bonds”).
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Credit cards .
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Paying zakaah via credit card.