The ruling on placing money in a bank out of necessity and getting rid of magazines
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The questioner:
He means, is it permissible to get rid of them, even by throwing them in the trash?
The Shaykh:
I am asking about them.
Another questioner:
Okay, Shaykh, regarding the bank, may Allah forgive you, if a person puts his money in it and does not know who this bank is intended for?
The Shaykh:
No, if he puts it there out of necessity.
Another questioner:
As a trust for safekeeping, yes.
The Shaykh:
There is no blame on him out of necessity, but if he finds a place that has no riba (usury or interest) in its storage, such as Al-Sakinah.
Another questioner:
Al-Shabab Kahraba.
The Shaykh:
Al-Sabaei, meaning Al-Razi, we do not know of them but good, praise be to Allah.
Another questioner:
Like that, good.
The Shaykh:
Any of Al-Rajhi, Al-Sanaa, or the well-known stores that do not have riba (usury or interest), he should keep his money with them, no matter how much he dislikes it.
He means, is it permissible to get rid of them, even by throwing them in the trash?
The Shaykh:
I am asking about them.
Another questioner:
Okay, Shaykh, regarding the bank, may Allah forgive you, if a person puts his money in it and does not know who this bank is intended for?
The Shaykh:
No, if he puts it there out of necessity.
Another questioner:
As a trust for safekeeping, yes.
The Shaykh:
There is no blame on him out of necessity, but if he finds a place that has no riba (usury or interest) in its storage, such as Al-Sakinah.
Another questioner:
Al-Shabab Kahraba.
The Shaykh:
Al-Sabaei, meaning Al-Razi, we do not know of them but good, praise be to Allah.
Another questioner:
Like that, good.
The Shaykh:
Any of Al-Rajhi, Al-Sanaa, or the well-known stores that do not have riba (usury or interest), he should keep his money with them, no matter how much he dislikes it.
Source
ندوات الجامع الكبير مع الأسئلة - 63 — archive.org (1:02:30)
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