A woman working in a store that sells women's clothing, and this store is government-owned, and sometimes the customer requests some goods that are not available in the store or in the department to which the store belongs
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The questioner : She says, "I work in a store that sells women's clothing, and this store is government-owned. Sometimes the customers, or a customer, request some goods that are not available in the store or in the department to which the store belongs. Is it permissible for me to provide these goods and sell them for my own account?"
The Shaykh : It is not permissible for her to request the goods that the customers want in order to sell them in another store, except with the permission of the store owner. If he gives permission, there is no harm. If he gives permission on the condition that the profit is shared between them, there is also no harm. However, without his permission, she has no right to do so, because this store is not her store.
The Shaykh : It is not permissible for her to request the goods that the customers want in order to sell them in another store, except with the permission of the store owner. If he gives permission, there is no harm. If he gives permission on the condition that the profit is shared between them, there is also no harm. However, without his permission, she has no right to do so, because this store is not her store.