Q: I am a new Muslim and I had a medical insurance which I took before I became a Muslim which I am still paying. I have a medical condition in my heart which recently my insurance had covered the medical expenses when I needed it, since I didn't have any other means to pay for it at that particular time. Is medical insurance haraam?
Q: The question arises that few months ago my father had passed away after that there are no men in our family by which we can get financial support that is why some of the money that we are having are basically invested in the government scheme so the first question is that can we use that profit for groceries? We do not have any men in our family. Second question is that are we allowed to give zakaat from this profit?
Q: I have a question that I personally don't have any house or any land in any of the countries. We always hate interest and never did any business or anything else where interest is present. Our income is 100% halaal with an office job. If I buy a house with a mortgage in Canada for personal living with the niyyat of paying it off as soon as possible (within 5,7 years), is it permissible?
Q: On a buy to let ISA, for the amount saved in the ISA, the bank provides variable interest return which is haram however, as an incentive to save, the government provides £50 bonus for every £200 deposited into the account each month. Is this bonus something we can take?
Q: I would like to ask a question regarding the haraam riba banks. If for example a person deposited halaal money R100 into his account and lets say he used the ATM to deposit it. The bank lost it and did not credit him for it. Will this person when counting his halaal money that he put in so far, will this person still regard it as from his halaal money or should he not consider it at all? The next question is what happens if a bank subtracts money from your account unjustly for no reason at all, will I regard that subtraction from my halaal money or must I subtract it from the haraam interest money? I know interest is haraam and I'm trying to get rid of this haraam interest money.
Q: Is investing in a pension fund permissible?
Q: I sold my riba house, the interest obviously is haram, but is it permissible to claim the halAal money I put in?
Q: My daughter is a university student and has accrued traffic fines which she was not aware of. It is only now almost a year late when I called I found out of 40 outstanding fines. The manner in which I found out was unfair. It's too late to apply for a discount. Can I pay with interest money?
Q: My question is that mostly banks are offering loan with interest (riba). If any bank offers riba free loan, than is it right according to Shari'ah?
Q: In addition to the Provident fund question asked, does the same apply to the Pension fund? How will I know if and how much of interest has been accumulated over the years and how do I calculate? Do I ask the company how and where was my pension fund invested.