Q: I went to buy something from my friend. He told me to take the item and said that he will discuss the price with me later on. What is the Shar’ee ruling regarding this sale? If this sale is incorrect, what is the way to correct it?
Q: Is drop shipping permissible in shariah? i.e. a person advertising an item, taking payment for it from a customer, and then informing the supplier to deliver the item directly to the customer?
Q: The matter is that I have bought a bike. The original price of the bike is almost 40,000 rupees. But I have bought this bike on installments. So, I have paid 24,000 rupees in advance to owner of the shop and remaining 24,000 rupees I have to pay in installments of 8 months with monthly amount of installment is 3000. So, basic thing I want to ask Is this thing came into the radar of Interest according to teachings of Islam or not? I am looking forward for your detailed answer anxiously with complete proof according to teachings of Islam. I shall be very thankful to you.
Q: I would like to know the masala regarding the selling of a television. One no longer has the use of a TV and wishes to sell it. Please advise as to which avenues that wealth could be spent in e.g. sadaqah etc?
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1. Is it permissible to extend a maintenance plan or motor plan?
2. Is it permissible to extend the service plan of a vehicle?
Q: A person comes to my shop with a traveller's cheque (a traveller's cheque is considered as cash because it is bought in lieu of cash) worth R5000 and he buys items worth 1000 and I take that check and give him 4000 back. Will this transaction be jaaiz?
Q: Is it permissible for a person to purchase a package while not having full knowledge of its contents? Also, there won't be any future disputes since both parties are happy with the sale. For e.g. The company "Tupperware" usually holds a sale once a year where you purchase a 'tupperware package', not knowing the exact quantity or type of tupperwares inside it, but the case is such that whatever you get will definitely satisfy you and turn out cheaper than the normal market value. Hence there is no question of disputes thereafter. Is such a sale permissible?
Q: I want to ask a question. I am living in Spain and there are many shops many of which belong to Muslims which sell wine, alcohol and pig. How do you view this? I ask them why you sell these things. They say if we don't sell this, then nobody will enter our shop. I want to know what type of income is this halaal or haraam.
Q: Is it permissible to purchase an extended warranty at the time of purchasing the item (in such a manner that the fee for the warranty will be regarded to be part of the purchase price of the item)?
Q: Is it permissible to sell a uct which claims unrealistic benefits e.g. If you rub this oil on your hands, you will get rich?