Q: A person is employed in a company based in Australia. This company does not require them to work at the company office but allows them to work from home (it is an IT based job). Ever since they have been employed with this company they have not had to come into the office. Now, can this person continue working with this company after moving overseas without informing his employer that he is not longer physically in Australia?
Q: Can I be an estate agent? These are some of the things this job may entail, however, I’m a junior so my tasks may increase as I get more experienced:
• First point of customer contact
• Providing customer information about services and fees
• Discussing features and benefits of the service with customers
• Generating sales memos
• Ensuring documents are sent to relevant parties
• Creating and updating files
• Checking references
Q: If a person works for a company and he also works does work outside the company to earn extra, is this right or wrong?
Q: I want to apply for a job in a company. But after downloading the annual report, I saw that the company makes 68% of its revenue from commission and 32% from interest. Will one can do job there?
Q: I am working as a consultant in a micro finance bank that provides loans on interest. Are my earnings halaal?
Q: As a Muslim, is it right to work in a non-Muslim company like Bata company?
Q: I read that it is impermissible to charge others to use a stallion as a stud. Does this mean that hiring out one’s stallion to impregnate someone else’s mare is impermissible? We breed and sell dogs for security purposes. Is it impermissible for one person to send his dog to get impregnated by someone else’s dog? One will have to pay for this.
Q: If the governtment doesn't allow tution and someone makes money out of tution, then is the money haram or not?
Q: I am a chef working in a hotel restaurant. Is it permissible to work with haraam items, such as alcohol and pig? I don’t have to touch it with my hands or taste it. I can use gloves when I touch it and work with it.
Q: Is it permissible to enter into a fixed plan with ones energy supplier? By fixed plan I mean entering into a contract to pay a fixed price per kWh for any gas/electricity used during the coming year. The alternative is to remain on a variable plan, which means that the price of the gas/electricity fluctuates depending on market prices.