Everything that is a person's right, he may relinquish it, except for acts of worship
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His Eminence the Shaykh: As for someone who is a subscriber to a specific service in the state, for example, one that provides telephone services and other services, and the citizen is a subscriber to it, this is a service originally granted to him which he does not own, so by what right is it permissible for him to sell it?
No.
This is a relinquishment; he has the right to use this telephone for eternity, so he relinquished it.
The questioner: In exchange for money.
The Shaykh: Yes, in exchange for money. Everything that is your right, you may relinquish it, except if it is from acts of worship, for then you do not compensate for it from them.
No.
This is a relinquishment; he has the right to use this telephone for eternity, so he relinquished it.
The questioner: In exchange for money.
The Shaykh: Yes, in exchange for money. Everything that is your right, you may relinquish it, except if it is from acts of worship, for then you do not compensate for it from them.