Question
20 people invest their money with Person A, thinking it to be a Halaal, Shariah-compliant investment. Person A deliberately misuses the investors money for a fraudulent, haraam scheme and also buys a motor vehicle as a gift for Person B using the investors money. Person B is also an investor and has invested his money with Person A. The haraam scheme cannot sustain itself and all the investors lose their money. A group of creditors/investors forcefully take away the vehicle that was gifted to Person B in order to sell it and recoup their money. When the group of creditors who have taken Person B's vehicle sell it, is it allowed in Shariah for Person B to first take for himself the halaal amount owed to him that he has invested with Person A, and the balance of the funds from the sale of the vehicle must be distributed to the remaining investors/creditors?
Answer
Person B may not take the proceeds of the vehicle. The money belongs to all the creditors, and should be distributed in proportion to their respective investment amounts.
People are becoming entrapped in these haraam, so-called shariah compliant schemes operated by scoundrels and halaalized by the satanic 'shariah' board lousy 'muftis' who barter away their Imaan for the tuppence doled out by the riba banks. The greed of people blinds their intelligence. Thus do they recklessly invest in haraam schemes operated by swindlers. Then all of them lose their investment. People should restrain their greed and not fall into the trap of these scoundrels who offer lucrative gains in the name of the shariah.
- Source
- themajlis.co.za
- Published in
- The Majlis Vol 28 No 10
- PDF page
- 21
Appears under HARAAM MONEY SCHEMES OF THE SWINDLERS (approximate).