Q: I want to make videos on YouTube in which I review children’s toys. My face will not be visible in the video. All you will see in the video is my hands and the toy. The toys will mostly be play dough, animal figures and human figures. Please advise if this is permissible.
Q: Is it permissible to sell easter eggs and make them for easter in Islam?
Q:
1) Is it permissible for a Muslim to sell coffins to:
a. Muslims?
b. Non-muslims?
2) The following categories of Muqtadis are present for a Jamaat Salaat:
•Mature males
•Immature males
•Mature females
•Immature females
What will be the order in which the sufoof (rows) are arranged?
Q: Is the trading concept of 'Drop Shipping' permissible? If yes, please provide some tips/advice on the correct methods to use as a Muslim trader. There are a few issues that can occur. Examples:
-Seller does not have physical stock of the item.
-Seller does not see the condition of the item (as it goes directly to the customer).
-Seller may realize that the supplier is out of stock on an item after the customer makes a purchase.
Your assistance will greatly be appreciated.
Q: I purchased an item from a certain Muslim business man. I no longer require the item. I produced my slip as required. I was refused a refund but was told to take something from the store to the value of the money spent. The fact is I don't require anything from that store.
Q: I live in India and here Hindus have very different traditions like in front of the shops they smash some kind of fruits and lemons and coconuts and keep them at the corners of the entrance. So my question is am I allowed to go inside that shop and am I allowed to buy food products from that shop and I have also seen that shop has pictures of their idols and they do pooja over there. So sometimes used to eat from that shop. Was that haram and najis?
Q: Is it permissible for me to sew a dress with short sleeves for a female customer, even though it is possible that she will wear it in front of non mahrams?
Q: I wish to purchase a set of notes from a company. Once I make payment via EFT, they will send me these notes via email. There is thus no physical product being exchanged, or the ability for me to 'return' anything. The notes are just a document made on Microsoft Word. Is it permissible for one to buy and sell 'soft copies' in this manner?
Q: I intend purchasing some equipment. The normal price of the equipment is R180 000 and a warranty is given for two years. The company offers an extended warranty for a total of five years which costs an additional R30 000. Is it permissible to pay extra for the extended warranty?
Q: Is it ok to sell cigarettes?