The ruling on considering an employee within the state's borders as a muharib (one stationed at the frontier)
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Question:
May Allah reward you, Your Eminence, father. The questioner says: If a person works for a salary within the state's borders, is he considered a muharib (one stationed at the frontier), and what is the ruling regarding this?
Answer:
And he pays the enemy, whereas this is an ordinary employee who signs his transactions and handles business; this is an employee, not a muharib (one stationed at the frontier), an employee, yes. Unless he intends by his work to assist the muharibin (those stationed at the frontier); if he intends by his work to serve and assist the muharibin (those stationed at the frontier), then he has a reward according to the extent of his work. Allah knows best, yes.
May Allah reward you, Your Eminence, father. The questioner says: If a person works for a salary within the state's borders, is he considered a muharib (one stationed at the frontier), and what is the ruling regarding this?
Answer:
And he pays the enemy, whereas this is an ordinary employee who signs his transactions and handles business; this is an employee, not a muharib (one stationed at the frontier), an employee, yes. Unless he intends by his work to assist the muharibin (those stationed at the frontier); if he intends by his work to serve and assist the muharibin (those stationed at the frontier), then he has a reward according to the extent of his work. Allah knows best, yes.
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