A man works in a hospital and, by virtue of his job, he can obtain medication for free for himself and his children. Then a law was issued regarding foreigners requiring them to obtain
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The questioner : An employee working in a hospital who, by virtue of his job, is able to obtain medication for free for himself and his children. Recently, a law was issued regarding foreigners, meaning it refers to non-...
The Shaykh : non-...
The questioner : requiring the obtaining of a health card. Even so, the person with the card pays ten dirhams when treated, and the one who does not have it pays forty dirhams. The question is: Is the medication I take for myself, my children, or my friends forbidden?
The Shaykh : Meaning, the questioner is without permission, meaning without a card?
The questioner : Without a card.
The Shaykh : I see, how does he take it? Secretly?
The questioner : He might go to a friend who works in the pharmacy or something like that and ask him for the medication.
The Shaykh : ... without permission, he does not take it from him
The questioner : Okay, and what if he had obtained a card?
The Shaykh : The matter is concluded
The questioner : Meaning, for example
The Shaykh : A card, meaning ...
The questioner : Here, the system in our place is that the person with the card goes and pays ten dirhams.
The Shaykh : In exchange for what?
The questioner : In exchange for the treatment.
The Shaykh : Meaning, whenever he gets sick and needs medication, he pays ten dirhams.
The questioner : Yes, meaning this is the doctor's consultation fee, and what follows from that, such as X-rays, medication, and lab tests, are all free.
The Shaykh : Fine.
The questioner : The point is, he pays ten dirhams to the doctor.
The Shaykh : Fine.
The questioner : So now, the request is that a person who has this card, but without paying this amount, goes to this person and says, for example, "Arrange this medication for us." Is this permissible or not?
The Shaykh : What is the difference between this question ...
Another questioner: The same situation
The Shaykh : The same answer.
Another questioner: The same situation.
The Shaykh : non-...
The questioner : requiring the obtaining of a health card. Even so, the person with the card pays ten dirhams when treated, and the one who does not have it pays forty dirhams. The question is: Is the medication I take for myself, my children, or my friends forbidden?
The Shaykh : Meaning, the questioner is without permission, meaning without a card?
The questioner : Without a card.
The Shaykh : I see, how does he take it? Secretly?
The questioner : He might go to a friend who works in the pharmacy or something like that and ask him for the medication.
The Shaykh : ... without permission, he does not take it from him
The questioner : Okay, and what if he had obtained a card?
The Shaykh : The matter is concluded
The questioner : Meaning, for example
The Shaykh : A card, meaning ...
The questioner : Here, the system in our place is that the person with the card goes and pays ten dirhams.
The Shaykh : In exchange for what?
The questioner : In exchange for the treatment.
The Shaykh : Meaning, whenever he gets sick and needs medication, he pays ten dirhams.
The questioner : Yes, meaning this is the doctor's consultation fee, and what follows from that, such as X-rays, medication, and lab tests, are all free.
The Shaykh : Fine.
The questioner : The point is, he pays ten dirhams to the doctor.
The Shaykh : Fine.
The questioner : So now, the request is that a person who has this card, but without paying this amount, goes to this person and says, for example, "Arrange this medication for us." Is this permissible or not?
The Shaykh : What is the difference between this question ...
Another questioner: The same situation
The Shaykh : The same answer.
Another questioner: The same situation.