Is a suitor rejected if he works in a riba (usury or interest) bank?

Question : What is this question? It says: A Muslim man is proposing to a Muslim woman for marriage, and there is nothing wrong with him, except that he works in a riba bank. Is it permissible to accept him for this reason?

Answer : The questioner is proposing and he is among those who work in a riba bank. Should he be accepted or not? I say that the standard is the saying of the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him): There is no doubt that the one who deals in riba is not acceptable in his religion. Therefore, if the suitor proposes and we know that he is a man who is upright in his prayer, for example, and in his character and in his religion, except for this issue—meaning that he is an employee in a riba bank—then we make it a condition upon him that he leave this bank. If he accepts the condition, we marry him to her.