Muslim selling medication for erectile dysfunction
Q: Is it permissible for a Muslim to sell medication for erectile dysfunction in men or an enhancement drug?
Q: Is it permissible for a Muslim to sell medication for erectile dysfunction in men or an enhancement drug?
Q: There is a site who give 0.35$ every day to it's verified users who login every day. It's like daily login rewards. Verified users are those who complete their verification process through identity card. Is the money earned haraam or halaal?
Q: I work by farming insects to feed other animals such as salmon and others. Does killing those insects in order to sell them as animal feed count as bad deeds or is it permissible?
Q: I will be starting a small business from home. It's a small business and it is where I make resin keychains, bookmarks and jewellery and I sell them.
I am a woman in purdah so I will be doing it from home Insha Allah. I would like to seek the Ulama's advice as to how can I bring Deen into the business.
Q: Is it permissible to buy cars or trucks etc. made by chevrolet as their logo is somewhat of a plus sign which may look like a cross (Christian cross) or may resemble it. So is it permissible to buy their cars ?
Q: If a person sells a certain item and a discount was given to the customer and thereafter the customer wants to exchange the item or be refunded for it, will it be permissible to subtract the discount given (proportionally)? If the discount is not reversed will it be regarded as interest?
Q: Is it permissible to buy extremely cheap items on ebay/facebook marketplace, if one feels that it’s stolen but is not 100% sure?
Q: I have a question regarding interest. I have a financial issue in my business. I need around 5 million to complete my running order. A friend of mine has an electronics business. He is selling his products at a higher price in easy monthly installments. As I told my problem to him, he bought a vehicle for 5 million pkr and sold me this vehicle for 7.5 million in six monthly installments. I sold this vehicle to the same owner at a lower price (4.99 million) and took money for completing my order. Is this haram in Islam? Because my friend is taking money against a product, not against money, and I'm paying him for a vehicle, not for money. If it is haraam, then what is the solution because I already used the money and invested in my business after selling the vehicle.
Q: I often sell goods on lay-by. It is becoming more frequent that the buyer cancels the lay-by after having paid part of the agreed amount. I then refund him the paid amount.
When this happens, is it permissible for me to charge the buyer a handling fee or admin fee of say 10%?
Q: I currently run a printing business where I print tissue paper for businesses. This will have their logo printed onto it so they can use this for packaging products.
Occassionly I get orders such as a logo and 'Christmas at Next' written underneath. Is it permissible to print this or not?