Trade

Q: I've been doing livestock for the past year, I wholesale and retail livestock throughout the year and I try to do everything in the best of my ability and in the halaal way.

Yesterday I came across someone who told me the way I'm running my business is haraam.

I'm From Durban and I get livestock from Northern Cape, Free State and Eastern Cape. So when I wholesale throughout the year as customers want animals, I order from the different farmers and get it delivered directly to the customer. The farmer will send me a video, I will send the video to my customer and if he is happy then I will confirm the order with the farmer and get it delivered to the customer.

Qurbani time the farmers know that I take alot more animals so they call me or video call me and tell me they have this amount of animals for me and keep it aside. Basically they book it for me and as I get customers I call them and tell them to send this amount of animals from my lot to the customers location. I haven't personally seen the animals. The farmer does send me videos and video calls me and I don't have time to go and see them.

Is it permissible the way I trade? If not, then all the money I earned and consumed is haraam and how do I go about fixing this issue? Please advise me.

Q: I sell men's and women's clothes. I sell men's jeans, short pants and t-shirts with different photos. And I also sell women's jeans, short jeans, tops, leggings, blouse, crop top, bodysuit. Is this permissible in Islam to sell? My customers are 99.99% Christian.

Q: I would like to know more about Bay'as Salam and how I can use this to make my dropshipping business halaal?

When a customer places an order, the supplier ships the product directly to the customer. You pay the supplier the wholesale cost of the product, and you keep the difference between the wholesale cost and the retail price as your profit. In a Salam contract, the buyer and seller agree on the price, quantity, and delivery date of the product. The seller receives the price of the product in advance, providing them with the necessary funds to produce the product. The buyer then takes delivery of the product at the agreed-upon future date. I would like to know if the above information provided on salam will allow me to use it in the dropshipping context as mentioned in the first paragraph.

Q: Is the business of a laundry who also washes t-shirts, shorts of football clubs (or other sports clubs) permissible? As these shirts may contain many a time animated objects, advertisements for haraam products, etc. and the shorts obviously do not cover the satr.

Q: I have a laptop that I bought with haram money. If I earn money online on this in a halal way, will my income be halal?

Q: I breed and sell security dogs. Is it permissible for me to use the money of that dogs as normal?

Q: My father has exchanged money, but it was not simultaneous. So, the transaction was haraam. But what about the money? My father has exchanged 10,000 SEK to different currency. So will the whole 10,000 SEK of my father be haraam? If so, how can we make it halaal?

If I tell my father to return the money to the other party, he is not going to listen me.

Q:

1. Is it makrooh to smoke cigarettes? Is taubah necessary?

2. Can one work for a cigarette company?

3. Can a Madrasah accept donations from a cigarette company?

4. Can a Madrasah accept donations from a business that sells many items as well as cigarettes?

Q: I wanted to know if Crypto Mining is halaal?

Are we allowed to invest in it? If we earn money from mining, is the money above what we invested halaal?

Q: In our culture, there is a tradition where before marriage, parents give their daughters a house named on her name and husband lives with her in that house.The house remains in the wife's name and husband just lives in it and cannot sell it. Is it allowed in Islam?