It is haraam for a Muslim accountant to audit for an institution whose objective is to promote Christianity. The salary earned is haraam. Never should a Muslim aid the spread of…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 07, p.2
It is not permissible to deduct from your salary. As long as you are present in the maktab for the time for which you are being paid, they have to pay your full salary.
The Majlis Vol 24 No 07, p.3
Do not work on the project which supports the bank's activities. Banks are the worst agencies of riba. Aiding banks in any way whatsoever is haraam. Your income will be…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 07, p.4
The premises may not be let out to kuffaar for their preaching activities.
The Majlis Vol 24 No 07, p.4
If a business is opened with haraam money, then everything in that business is haraam. All the proceeds have to be given to charity.
The Majlis Vol 24 No 07, p.5
This corrupt deal was haraam from the very inception. The stipulation of R50,000 'profit' was actually a riba condition. Thus the deal was not a partnership of any Shar'i kind. The…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 07, p.5
It is not permissible. All these banks and financial institutions operate in conflict with the Shariah. Do not accept their claims of compliance with the Shariah.
The Majlis Vol 24 No 07, p.5
After reading dozens of pages of explanation on bitcoins, the only thing we understood is that it is another Yahoodi conspiracy to gain control of the world. Every explanation on…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 07, p.7
If the tenant is genuinely in financial straits and is unable to continue with the lease, then he has a valid reason for requesting cancellation. Since the lessor is a Muslim, it…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 07, p.10
Since the person did not take possession of the house on 1st November, he is not obliged to pay the rent. It is not permissible for the landlord to demand payment of a month's…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 08, p.3
Only if the transporter / carrier was negligent may the owner of the stolen / lost goods hold him liable. The goods in the custody of the transporter is Amaanat. He cannot be held…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 08, p.4
Payment for a mere referral is not permissible. Neither is tangible commodity nor valid work / services given in exchange for the money, hence this type of payment is not…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 08, p.4
The type of bidding to increase the price is old hat. It was known in the time of the Sahaabah. The Shariah strictly forbids bidding if the intention is not to buy. If the…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 08, p.4
For unnecessary expansion and ramification in the dunya merely to earn extra money, committing a haraam act is not permissible. There is no need whatsoever for the person mentioned…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 08, p.4
The built-in cupboards installed by the tenant always belong to the tenant. When he vacates the premises, he has all the right to remove the cupboards. However, any damage to the…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 08, p.5
The wife in terms of the ruling of the Fuqaha is the custodian of her husband's assets. As such she has valid qabdhah (possession). Thus, when the husband makes a gift of his…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 08, p.5
Musjid insurance and all kinds of insurance are haraam. This is never a necessity. Shaitaan has indeed despoiled the brains of the molvis who believe that insuring a Musjid is…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 08, p.5
It is not permissible for the Madrasah to take the money of the phones as payment for fees which are not compulsory. The Madrasah may not keep the money. The money has to be given…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 08, p.6
Both options are haraam. The first is the greater haraam. It is necessary to abstain from both options even if you have to abandon selling the cellphones. Remember that Rizq is…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 08, p.7
Whilst the principle of necessity does not apply, however due to the abject Imaani deficiency of people, the impermissibility cannot be stringently propagated. The contrary…
The Majlis Vol 24 No 08, p.8