What is the ruling on a man entering a country for a purpose other than work, when the ruler of that country prohibits it?
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The questioner : There is an issue that occupies the minds of many of those who come to the Kingdom for work. They come on specific contracts and for defined jobs, but then they engage in other actions. For example, one might find another job in his personal time outside of work hours, either for himself or as agreed upon in the contract, and he works at this job. Some feel hesitant about it, while others buy a car specifically for themselves and then carry people
The Shaykh : for a fee
The questioner : for a fee, whereas the state and the system do not allow anything other than the specific taxis designated for this purpose. What is the ruling in such matters?
The Shaykh : First, who is the contract between?
The questioner : It is between an individual, an organization, or a government entity.
The Shaykh : Yes, I distinguish, my brother, between one who deals with an individual or a company that has a manager responsible for the conditions. In that case, we say, as the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) said, which is well known: And between a Muslim who violates the ruling system.
The Shaykh : for a fee
The questioner : for a fee, whereas the state and the system do not allow anything other than the specific taxis designated for this purpose. What is the ruling in such matters?
The Shaykh : First, who is the contract between?
The questioner : It is between an individual, an organization, or a government entity.
The Shaykh : Yes, I distinguish, my brother, between one who deals with an individual or a company that has a manager responsible for the conditions. In that case, we say, as the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) said, which is well known:
The believers are bound by their conditions.
المؤمنون عند شروطهم
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