Q: Is it permissible to buy products on credit if I do not know the price of the product? For example, I order some things, the seller delivers the products to my house, and I say that whatever the money is, I will pay at a later time. I don’t know the price of the products while buying. Is the transaction valid?
Q: Is it permissible to take a house on rent on a heavy deposit? For example, normally, a house rent is RS 10000/- with RS 30000/- deposit. Is it permissible to rent the same house for RS 5000/- with RS 2,50,000/- deposit?
Q: I purchased an item for R10 000. However, I have only paid R1 000 so far, and the rest of the R9 000 will be paid later within a set time period. When I have not paid fully for the item, can I sell it to someone else?
Q: If someone deposits stolen cash into my account and later shares it with me, am I guilty or not?
Q: A website is selling books at a discounted price. Whoever buys books for more than R250 gets a free bookmark. Whoever buys books for more than R750 gets another book free. Whoever buys books for more than R1499 gets free home delivery.
I want to know if transactions like these are valid where the seller gives a gift if the buyer buys products of a certain amount of money?
Q: My boss teases me alot. Kindly tell me any masnoon method of making him kind towards me.
Q: Is the prize money earned by winning a fight in a Mixed Martial Arts competition halaal, haraam or makrooh?
Q: Is it permissible for a Muslim to run a funeral parlor as a business by selling coffins and suits, driving the body to and from wherever it needs to go, store the bodies, etc.
Q: I am a LP gas distributor. We supply retail and wholesale customers. We collect empty cylinders from the customers which are then exchanged for full cylinders. Customers only pay for the gas inside the cylinder. Sometimes customers return cylinders that still have gas inside for exchange. We are able to ask the retail customers if they want to return cylinders that still have gas inside as this is a loss to them. Most of them are fine with the loss. However, it is impossible to check with the wholesale customers as the cylinders are returned first to the wholesaler who then returns them to us. As a result we receive an average of 250-350 kg free gas per month.
1. Can we re-sell this gas that comes back from the customers?
2. If it is not permitted, what should we do regarding our past sales from this 'free' gas?
3. The retail store is run entirely by non-Muslim staff. Is it permissible for the shop to remain open during Jumuah?
Q: Can Muslim women become bureaucrats? If they observe hijab, have a separate office, and talk to men only when needed?