Our Shaykh, a man has goods; for example, he sells one for five hundred and sells it to another for four hundred and fifty. Is this permissible?
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The questioner : Our Shaykh, a man has goods; for example, he sells one for five hundred and sells to another for four hundred and fifty. Is this permissible for the same goods?
The Shaykh : I am going to tell you it is permissible, but that is not your question.
The questioner : That is what I intended.
The Shaykh : And that is what I intended. It is permissible, but I am afraid they will find a way in.
The questioner : I am a perfume seller, for example, and I sell one for eighty-five qirsh.
The Shaykh : That means you will repeat the question, and I will repeat the answer.
The Shaykh : I am going to tell you it is permissible, but that is not your question.
The questioner : That is what I intended.
The Shaykh : And that is what I intended. It is permissible, but I am afraid they will find a way in.
The questioner : I am a perfume seller, for example, and I sell one for eighty-five qirsh.
The Shaykh : That means you will repeat the question, and I will repeat the answer.
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