The ruling on one who brings in workers under his sponsorship, then they work with others, and he has a share of their wages
Machine translationRead the Arabic original
The ruling on one who brings in workers under his sponsorship, then they work with others, and he has a share of their wages
There are some sponsors who bring in workers from abroad and agree with them on a per-meter basis,As if he says: at a certain rate per meter. When the work he has for them is finished, he lets them work for a wage. For example, he takes ten riyals per meter, then pays them eight riyals, and these two riyals are his in return for what he does in contracting with the new employer, securing their rights, and so on?
There is nothing wrong with the sponsor directing the worker to work and having a share of his wage, provided that he has an effect in this work, such as being the one who contracts and is responsible for the contract, and other matters that have an effect. However, we must observe whether this is in accordance with the government's conditions or not. If it is not in accordance, meaning the government has prohibited this matter, then it is not permissible.
There are some sponsors who bring in workers from abroad and agree with them on a per-meter basis,As if he says: at a certain rate per meter. When the work he has for them is finished, he lets them work for a wage. For example, he takes ten riyals per meter, then pays them eight riyals, and these two riyals are his in return for what he does in contracting with the new employer, securing their rights, and so on?
There is nothing wrong with the sponsor directing the worker to work and having a share of his wage, provided that he has an effect in this work, such as being the one who contracts and is responsible for the contract, and other matters that have an effect. However, we must observe whether this is in accordance with the government's conditions or not. If it is not in accordance, meaning the government has prohibited this matter, then it is not permissible.