Tawarruq sales and selling a car to the person who sold it

Question:
The Shaykh mentioned that in a previous discussion, it is permissible to buy a car for the purpose of tawarruq, and to benefit from the proceeds of taking and executing [a transaction] or otherwise. He also mentioned that Shaykh Muhammad ibn al-Jamil said, "I publish the car in installments and the like, and take money that is not permissible for me to output as riba." What is your reminder regarding this?

Answer:
No, Shaykh Muhammad never said this. The Shaykh Muhammad who is known for permitting tawarruq sales, selling tawarruq, and selling to the absent party, but it is not permissible to sell it to the one who intended it. It is not permissible for him to sell it to the one who intended it. It is not permissible to sell it to the buyer who intended it. His car does not return to him. His car does not return to him. If he bought it, this becomes a case of 'inah. Perhaps the Shaykh intended this, meaning that it is not permissible to sell it to the one who intended it. As for selling it to someone else, there is no harm in that. Yes.