The ruling on receiving a salary in exchange for a civil registry record without working
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Question:
The questioner says: I am a woman who receives a salary of one thousand riyals from one of the private clinics, in exchange for my civil registry record, and I have not been assigned any work in the clinic. I should note that the doctor is the one who pays me the salary.
Answer:
This appears to be a case of what they call Saudiization, because the ministry imposes on them the requirement to employ Saudis. So they deceive the system by giving some Saudis some money and saying, "We have employed them." This is a form of deceiving the system, so it is not permissible for a person to take this money because it is not his right. Yes.
The questioner says: I am a woman who receives a salary of one thousand riyals from one of the private clinics, in exchange for my civil registry record, and I have not been assigned any work in the clinic. I should note that the doctor is the one who pays me the salary.
Answer:
This appears to be a case of what they call Saudiization, because the ministry imposes on them the requirement to employ Saudis. So they deceive the system by giving some Saudis some money and saying, "We have employed them." This is a form of deceiving the system, so it is not permissible for a person to take this money because it is not his right. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/061 — archive.org (9:02)
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