Q: Is it permissible to take extra amount on mobile load. Also is it permissible to take extra amount on utility bill payment. Explanation: Today we see every mobile load shopkeeper takes 1 rupee extra on mobile load. Like if we want to load 30 rupees, loader gets 32 rupees and loads 30 rupees. Will this extra two rupees be sood or not?
Q: In the United Kingdom, the new £5 notes have become quite popular and are being sold because of serial numbers such as AK47 and AAA, etc. Is it permissible to sell these £5 notes for more than £5?
Q: Is installment business halaal or haraam in Islam. Explaination: Company XYZ purchasing Product from Market in 1000 Rs. and Sell it on 2000 RS (double Rate) in 20 installments (100 Rs per day). One recory man is reserved for it for Recover Payment from Buyer Shops. (Recory man Salary is about 15000/month) But ON Cash Payment, Company Sale Same Product in (1500 RS). Is this type of business is halal or Haram in Islam.
Q: Is it permissible to purchase an extended warranty?
Q: Is it permissible to purchase an item that comes with a warranty? One is not required to pay any separate amount for it.
Q: Is it permissible to buy appliances or other items that come with guarantees?
Q:
1. YYY wanted to sell his house(2003). He gave ZZZ(sister) three payment options viz a. Cash price – once off payment of full amount b. Terms price c. Rental Option
2. ZZZ chose the cash price option and paid a deposit
3. ZZZ then made a few minor payments.
4. ZZZ and her husband came to YYY house(2004), and said that they went to the bank for a loan but because of FICA documentation they were still in the process of finalising the loan. At this point, they asked YYY to consider if he will not let them pay off the balance at the amount the bank was going to charge them. YYY did not give an answer to this. How does this affect the transaction as the negotiation process was now put back on the table?
5. In 2006, YYY advised ZZZ that she hadn’t paid the full price as promised, hence YYY requested a renegotiation of the sale
6. Repeatedly over the course of time, YYY advised ZZZ not to continue depositing the money until the whole situation was settled and a shariah ruling was obtained
7. As the brother, YYY did not want to give his sister notice to vacate the house as he did not want her to be on the street
8. There was no consistency in any payments. Payments were made erratically.
9. ZZZ continued to deposit money into YYY account even when requested not to do so until the sale was clarified.
10. Despite being a cash sale, ZZZ paid the money over 10+ years at the cash price and now wants transfer of the house
Please advise on how YYY should proceed.
Q: I made an online purchase from China. The seller said that he will refund me if the product did not arrive within six weeks. After six weeks, the item did not arrive so he refunded me. However, the item then arrived after three months. I contacted the seller and informed him that it has arrived, but since I no longer require it, he must arrange collection for it. The seller said that it would be too expensive, so he is insisting that I must pay him for it. What should I do? If the seller doesn’t arrange collection then what should I do with the item?
Q: When a customer returns an item that got damaged while in his possession after he bought it, do we have to give him a full refund or can we deduct the amount of the damage?
Q: Please give me guidance regarding the following:
1. We have an agreement with most of our suppliers that all accounts are to be paid within 30 days from date of statement. We receive a settlement discount of 2.5% only if we pay our account within the specified time (30 days from statement). Is this permissible?
2. In some instances, we pay a few accounts later than 30 days from statement (between 3 and 5 days later) and we are still allowed the 2.5% settlement discount from our supplier. Is this permissible?
3. If we sometimes have any extra cash flow, then is it permissible for us to call our suppliers and negotiate an extra settlement discount? For early payment of our account (that is paying our account in the same month that we purchased the goods, not 30 days from statement, but on the day we receive the statement) we are offered an extra 1.5% early settlement discount. So instead of the 2.5% only we receive a 4% settlement discount for early settlement. Is this permissible?