The ruling on taking the price of goods one intended to give as a sacrifice
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Question:
A person asked me to buy something for him, so I bought it for him from my own money with the intention of not asking him for reimbursement. When I delivered the goods to him, he swore at me to take the price.
Answer:
Yes, take the price to please him. If you are hesitant to do so because you intended not to take it, then give it as charity. Yes.
A person asked me to buy something for him, so I bought it for him from my own money with the intention of not asking him for reimbursement. When I delivered the goods to him, he swore at me to take the price.
Answer:
Yes, take the price to please him. If you are hesitant to do so because you intended not to take it, then give it as charity. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/106 — archive.org (5:13)
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