Selling a TV
Q: I would like to know the masala regarding the selling of a television. One no longer has the use of a TV and wishes to sell it. Please advise as to which avenues that wealth could be spent in e.g. sadaqah etc?
Permissible and impermissible items of trade
Income of people selling alcohol and pork
Q: I want to ask a question. I am living in Spain and there are many shops many of which belong to Muslims which sell wine, alcohol and pig. How do you view this? I ask them why you sell these things. They say if we don't sell this, then nobody will enter our shop. I want to know what type of income is this halaal or haraam.
Superstition
Q: Is it permissible to sell a uct which claims unrealistic benefits e.g. If you rub this oil on your hands, you will get rich?
Selling wigs
Q: Is it permissible to sell wigs?
Buying repossessed vehicles
Q: Is it permissible to buy vehicles which are repossessed by the bank from bank auctions?
Selling condoms and tobacco
Q: Many shops owned by muslims sell items like condoms, tobacco and other goods. Is this permissible to sell? Should I decide to open my shop, what goods should I avoid selling? If avoided will there be more barakah in my earnings?
Giving secular tuition and selling secular textbooks and notes
Q:
1. Is it correct to give tuition to students studying at secular universities? It would involve a male giving tuition to other males only.
2. Is it correct to sell the notes, past papers and textbooks etc. for certain subjects at secular universities?
3. Is it correct to sell the notes, past papers and textbooks etc. for certain subjects at secular correspondence universities (like Unisa)?
All three questions above relate to permissible subjects viz., mathematics, accounting and computer programming.
Selling sarees
Q: Is selling sarees allowed in Islam?
Becoming an agent for selling a liquor licence
Q: One of my friends, who is not a Muslim, asked me to help him sell a liquor license through which I will get a commission. Is it permissible for me to do this?
Selling items which are not declared
Q: I buy burqas from south africa to sell it back in my country. Not in a shop but personally. Now the law at the airport in my country is that if we bring any types of items for sale we should declare it and pay a tax on it (if they allow us to take it back from them). If i do not declare as such and sell them will the income that i will receive halaal?