The Difference Between Wages and a Profit-Sharing Partnership in Work
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The questioner:
This is what falls under this category; this is lesser work.
The Shaykh:
Is there another job where he manages the company and handles the company's knowledge, work, and affairs? He has no share in the profit-sharing partnership.
Another questioner:
Give me an example of a loss. If we agree that it falls on the owner of the capital, in case a loss occurs.
The Shaykh:
The loss falls on the owner of the capital, and the worker is behind everything.
Another questioner:
The worker did not pay anything.
The Shaykh:
The worker works; if Allah makes it easy for him, he takes his share, otherwise the loss is on them, and the owner has his capital. If the capital is lost, the worker is not liable if he did not neglect or transgress. Then, if he neglects or transgresses, he is liable.
Another questioner:
Or he rejects it with a part of hair, meaning in the case of baldness.
The Shaykh:
Meaning a known undivided share.
Another questioner:
For the sake of the crow.
The Shaykh:
For the sake of removing the purpose, to be free from the purpose. I made a worker for my shop, saying he would sell, he would sell. I look at the percentage; he earns three thousand in the month, and I said he takes a thousand from it. I said this is selling at prices and renting, and he is a worker. If you make a worker work in your house, fix something in your house, or travel with something, this is wages. The experience is wages; he does work for him other than trade. This is wages for the shop, it is not a profit-sharing partnership, it is wages. He says, "You sell in this shop and buy in this shop," and he gives him wages of so much per month, or so much per year, for my shop, I give it to you, for my store, or for a place where I have no one, this is wages for the shop. The menses are weak, this is a stick. Yes.
This is what falls under this category; this is lesser work.
The Shaykh:
Is there another job where he manages the company and handles the company's knowledge, work, and affairs? He has no share in the profit-sharing partnership.
Another questioner:
Give me an example of a loss. If we agree that it falls on the owner of the capital, in case a loss occurs.
The Shaykh:
The loss falls on the owner of the capital, and the worker is behind everything.
Another questioner:
The worker did not pay anything.
The Shaykh:
The worker works; if Allah makes it easy for him, he takes his share, otherwise the loss is on them, and the owner has his capital. If the capital is lost, the worker is not liable if he did not neglect or transgress. Then, if he neglects or transgresses, he is liable.
Another questioner:
Or he rejects it with a part of hair, meaning in the case of baldness.
The Shaykh:
Meaning a known undivided share.
Another questioner:
For the sake of the crow.
The Shaykh:
For the sake of removing the purpose, to be free from the purpose. I made a worker for my shop, saying he would sell, he would sell. I look at the percentage; he earns three thousand in the month, and I said he takes a thousand from it. I said this is selling at prices and renting, and he is a worker. If you make a worker work in your house, fix something in your house, or travel with something, this is wages. The experience is wages; he does work for him other than trade. This is wages for the shop, it is not a profit-sharing partnership, it is wages. He says, "You sell in this shop and buy in this shop," and he gives him wages of so much per month, or so much per year, for my shop, I give it to you, for my store, or for a place where I have no one, this is wages for the shop. The menses are weak, this is a stick. Yes.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام [ ابن باز ] [ الشرح الجديد ]، باب الشفعة — islamhouse.com (14:46)
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