The Lessor’s Condition Prohibiting the Introduction of Instruments of Corruption
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Is it obligatory for the lessor to condition the lessee not to place prohibited items in the house he will inhabit? And if he places some prohibited items, is there a sin on the lessor for that?
As for the obligation of the condition, it is not obligatory,Except if this becomes widespread among people, then here we may say: it is not required to condition, but if it is not common among people, then no. Perhaps you are referring to (satellite dishes). As for the television, it is not (like the dish). (The dish) is the one that brings in all television channels from around the world, and it brings in terrible things—may Allah protect us from them—we know with certainty that its makers and promoters, and those who strive to broadcast these matters, intended to destroy Islam,But it is not possible to state explicitly and say: they associated partners with Allah. This is not possible, but if evil deeds are made attractive to people and they become engrossed in desires, they are lost, and all sins become trivial to them,For example: if this becomes widespread among people—and we ask Allah not to let it spread, but we do not know what is behind the wall, and we do not know the unseen—it is obligatory for the person to condition,He says: the condition that the dish not be installed. If he installs it, the lessor has the right to rescind the contract, whether the lessee agrees or not. As for if he did not intend it, then no. If we assume that he did not make this condition, and then the lessee installed it, there is no sin on the lessor. But when his term expires, he must not renew it for him, except on the condition that he removes it.
As for the television, it only brings in Saudi channels, and the Saudi channels, despite the affliction in them, are less severe than what (the dish) brings in.
And it is not obligatory to rescind the contract when his term expires.
As for the obligation of the condition, it is not obligatory,Except if this becomes widespread among people, then here we may say: it is not required to condition, but if it is not common among people, then no. Perhaps you are referring to (satellite dishes). As for the television, it is not (like the dish). (The dish) is the one that brings in all television channels from around the world, and it brings in terrible things—may Allah protect us from them—we know with certainty that its makers and promoters, and those who strive to broadcast these matters, intended to destroy Islam,But it is not possible to state explicitly and say: they associated partners with Allah. This is not possible, but if evil deeds are made attractive to people and they become engrossed in desires, they are lost, and all sins become trivial to them,For example: if this becomes widespread among people—and we ask Allah not to let it spread, but we do not know what is behind the wall, and we do not know the unseen—it is obligatory for the person to condition,He says: the condition that the dish not be installed. If he installs it, the lessor has the right to rescind the contract, whether the lessee agrees or not. As for if he did not intend it, then no. If we assume that he did not make this condition, and then the lessee installed it, there is no sin on the lessor. But when his term expires, he must not renew it for him, except on the condition that he removes it.
As for the television, it only brings in Saudi channels, and the Saudi channels, despite the affliction in them, are less severe than what (the dish) brings in.
And it is not obligatory to rescind the contract when his term expires.