Q: Agr koi shaks aisa ho jiska qarobar ni chalta ho wo bht br try kry mgr he br ni chaly isly wo phr kahen or job dykhy or wahan us sy rishwat mangi jai or wo majboori me dy dy to wo insan us job sy jo kamaye ga paisa wo halal hoga ya haram?
Q: I am working as a operations manager in a home loans finance company. Is my salary halaal or haraam? Please let me know.
Q: Is a govt job halal? Govt takes a loan and gives the employees salary from those money. Is it true? How to consume 100% halal food? When we go to others house as mehman and married to someone whose house is not that concern what should I do in that case?
Q: I have a question that needs to be answered and it is bothering me so much.
1. I have read that there is a hadith which says having a halaal job is fardh, but I have read some say it is not saheeh? (Kindly clarify this to me) If so, then it is not fardh to find a halaal job?
2. I have read someone (maybe a sahaabi, taabi'ee, Imam etc.) said: "Working for a living and helping the poor with his earning is better than praying (worshipping) all day/night without working for a living". Kindly give the name of that person who said this if it is authentic?
3. Once it is a fardh act, we must exert effort to do it and find a way to achieve it. If someone is procrastinating in doing a fardh act (which he fails
to do) he commits a major sin right?
4. Continuation to 3. If finding a halaal job is fardh, then it is fardh on a person to exert effort to find ways to achieve it right?
5. And whenever he intentionally stalls in achieving it (halaal job) he commits a major sin right?
6. And in my case, I am currently in college taking a course in allied medicine (my choice for a halaal job) and in my 3rd year (2 years to go to
graduate). I sometimes feel lazy and procrastinate in studying (I sometimes do not study) which places me in a brink of failing (stalling to graduate and
achieving a halaal job). In this case, did I commit a major sin?
7. Also if a person does not do this fardh command (have a halaal job) and dies, does he have the same punishment like those people that do not do
other fardhs (salaah, zakaah, saum, haj etc)?
8. If someone decides not to work, is it sufficient to just place full trust in Allah (tawakkul) that He will provide him and his ageing parents food/drink
everyday?
9. And lastly, the Ahlus Sunnah ulama all agree that if someone doesn't consider the kalimah, 5 prayers, zakaat, Ramadhaan, Saum and hajj as fardh, he becomes a murtad(correct me if i'm wrong). Likewise if someone were to deny or don't believe that having a halaal job is fardh, does he become a kafir?