Paying off a bond with someone's interest money
Q: Person A has a bond on his home (home loan). Person B has interest money. Can person B give this interest money to person A to pay off his bond.
Q: Person A has a bond on his home (home loan). Person B has interest money. Can person B give this interest money to person A to pay off his bond.
Q: A few months ago, a technology company that makes and profits off smartphones and other devices (Apple) partnered with a US bank to offer a credit card.
The bank is responsible for all of the banking aspects, and the credit card is like any other one from a consumer perspective, offering cashbacks and rewards for certain purchases. However, these rewards are decided by the technology company, not the bank, such as discounts when purchasing that company's own products.
Given the the card is offered by a technology company, it's possible that the company pays for the difference instead of the bank. This would mean that unlike traditional cards, this one may not be paying for the discounts using interest earnings. Would using the benefits of this credit card be permissible?
Q: I am worried that I may have obtained some loans from different people. These loans may range from 1 rupee to 1000 rupees which is not much money. I do not remember if there are any loans on me or not. What do you say about this situation?
Q: Ali is buying something from Ahmed. Ali has 100 rupees and pays 100 rupees but the actual price is 105 rupees. Ahmed says, "okay, next time". Now, this is not much money. It is quite possible that both parties forget about this dealing. What will happen to Ali?
Will he be judged on the day of judgment?
Q: I work in a hospital in the UK and applied for a parking permit - I have to pay every month to park my car at the hospital. When my wage came, I realised the charges for parking were not being taken from my wages so I contacted them twice. They assured me that they had my account details and money would be taken.
A few months later I realised again no charges for parking were taken so I took no further action and left it because I thought I've contacted them twice and done what I could. But now I have a guilty feeling and think maybe I should have contacted them again until they took the money. Do I have to pay them back or pay the amount to charity? and am I at fault?
Q: I am a freelancer. Can I earn money by making logos? Is logo designing halaal or haraam and earnings from it is halaal or haraam?
Q: If you find money on the street and pick it up and intend to give it in sadqaah, is it allowed or should you just leave it there in case the owner comes looking for it?
Q: I am a mobile application developer. I have been working on a bible mobile app for years. For a couple of days I am feeling that being a Muslim I should not have done this. Was it wrong? I will immediately stop doing it if this is not good but what should I do about my past, would taubah be enough?
Q: Is it jaaiz for people who sell online to advertise their goods jumuah time?
Q: Can female doctors treat male patients?