The financial amounts that some Islamic groups impose on their members, [the speech was cut off during the answer].
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The questioner : A questioner says that in the system of Islamic groups, it is decided that members pay a monthly subscription, for example fifty riyals per person, for the service of the da'wah and its many doors which need financial support. If an individual is lazy and delays paying this amount, or if he sees other ways in which this amount could be spent and does not pay it, and they summon him, discuss with him, hold him accountable, and accuse him of negligence, perhaps determining a stance toward this individual, what is the Shaykh's opinion in this matter? May Allah reward you with good.
The Shaykh : As for the first part of the speech, which is the agreement of the group's members on a monthly subscription, it is undoubtedly a matter of cooperation in goodness and cooperation in righteousness and piety. As for ...
The Shaykh : As for the first part of the speech, which is the agreement of the group's members on a monthly subscription, it is undoubtedly a matter of cooperation in goodness and cooperation in righteousness and piety. As for ...
