Business and Dealings

Q: Is it permissible to use interest money to pay for duty costs imposed on imported goods?

Q: I have started a new business for which I need some funds. I do not want to take a loan that involves interest. I have found an investor but he wants some kind of profit. I really really need the fund for my business so how do we proceed in a halal manner?

Q: I often import goods from other countries. In some cases, the government charges me exorbitant amounts as import duties. Can I pay these import duties with interest money?

Q: Can I invest in mutual fund?

Q: Is growing tobacco halaal or haraam in Islam? Will the income received from selling tobacco plants be halaal or haraam?

Q: If a Muslim taxi driver bought his taxi through a bank loan, will his income be halaal?

Q: I have read somewhere that it is better to avoid wearing Nike, because it symbolizes a 'Greek mythical figure' (if you know what I mean). But what about selling the shoes.  Because Nike and Jordan are amongst the best selling shoes.

Q: Is day trading in cryptocurrencies halal? Day trading basically means buying and selling your shares within a day. Note, I have knowledge concerning this subject and for me it is not like gambling. What I do (and almost everyone else does) is checking the chart and based on the chart's movements, I make a decision whether or not it could be a good trade. However, what made me doubt the legitimacy was gharar and maysir. I have done so much research about these terms and it still remains kind of unclear whether it is a form of gharar and/or maysir.

Q: Can we rent a portion of our house to Qaadiyaani people?

Q: Is it haraam to use apps such as watch 2 earn and gift wallet which give you money for watching videos?