(Return the trust to the one who trusted you, and do not betray the one who betrayed you)
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[Hadith: (Return the trust to the one who trusted you, and do not betray the one who betrayed you)]
A group of people deposited money with a person, then they came to ask him for this money, but he denied it. So they stood up and devised a scheme to extract their money—how?—they sent them to bring an appliance and buy him a need,And they say: The appliance was obtained, for example, for five hundred riyals, while it was actually worth one hundred, or they obtained it as a gift and gave it to him in order to get this money.
The important thing is I will give you a hadith from the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) who said: (Return the trust to the one who trusted you, and do not betray the one who betrayed you) .
If he has denied their right and it is not possible to establish proof against him before the judge, then they will find him at a time that is more beneficial to them than this worldly life, but as for the scheme, it is not permissible.
Yes.
If they scheme to make him confess,Like promising them, they say: You, if you confess, perhaps we will forgive you, or something similar to that. They do not count it as a firm promise, perhaps we will forgive you or perhaps your affairs will become easier, or something similar to that. If he confesses, then at that time the right becomes obligatory.
A group of people deposited money with a person, then they came to ask him for this money, but he denied it. So they stood up and devised a scheme to extract their money—how?—they sent them to bring an appliance and buy him a need,And they say: The appliance was obtained, for example, for five hundred riyals, while it was actually worth one hundred, or they obtained it as a gift and gave it to him in order to get this money.
The important thing is I will give you a hadith from the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) who said: (Return the trust to the one who trusted you, and do not betray the one who betrayed you) .
If he has denied their right and it is not possible to establish proof against him before the judge, then they will find him at a time that is more beneficial to them than this worldly life, but as for the scheme, it is not permissible.
Yes.
If they scheme to make him confess,Like promising them, they say: You, if you confess, perhaps we will forgive you, or something similar to that. They do not count it as a firm promise, perhaps we will forgive you or perhaps your affairs will become easier, or something similar to that. If he confesses, then at that time the right becomes obligatory.