Business and Dealings

Q: There is a company named B4U Global which collects amounts from people and invests it in various fields like properties, marble, motorcycles, etc.

The company divides the 60% of profit to the investors on daily basis equally while keeps 40% for their own expenses.

If you refer someone to invest in this company then they give you a small percentage of a referal bonus and profit.

In Pakistan, the government has not authorized crypto currency so they do not invest in crypto currency here.

Saturdays and Sundays are off so profit is not given on these two days.

Please guide if it is right according to Islamic laws.

Q: We have a security company that provides alarm systems and guards to various businesses and private residence. We had a client who signed up with us to provide a guard during the day. This client subsequently changed his business from a soft drink outlet to an alcohol distribution outlet. Is it permissible to continue providing our services to this business.

Q: If I play in a gaming tournament and win, is the money halaal or haraam?

Q: Is it permissible to give money to someone in order to get something to which you are rightfully entitled to but can't get it due to all the corruption in the system? I have tried all the straight means but always hit a dead end.

Q: Is it permissible for women to travel for earning?

Q: Is the stock market halaal to invest in? i.e. there are companies whose products are good and halaal, but their financial reports show some small percentage of interest-income, or interest expense. 

Q: Is it permissible to buy an item from a kaafir who has not yet taken possession of the item? Further if a Muslim sells an item which he has not taken poseession of, will it be permissible?

Q: Is Forex trading halaal?

Q:

1. Is it a valid transaction when a company pays money to buy electricity from different countries?

2. Is it a halal job - ensuring that people get proper line of electricity and maintenance of electrical plants so that electricity connection remains proper?

Q: Please can you clarify the issue of gifts in the format of property.

A man in my city has divided 3 flats in the name of 6 children in his lifetime but the flats are in the name of 2 children۔ In addition, he still extracts rent from each flat. These 'gifts' are meant to be taken upon his death until which he continues to take until his demise. (ie avoiding laws of inheritance completely). 

He has 4 daughters and 2 sons. Is this jaiz? He is a nice man, but unfortunately this decision is more like a contractual gift, which may make him questionable on Judgement Day.

Kindly advise what is the truth. This conditional mentality regarding wealth pervades in certain communities here.