The ruling on one who worked for his father for a salary and took his salary without his father's knowledge
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Question:
The third issue that Abu 'Azam asks about is that he worked for a salary with his father, and he knew that his father would not give him that salary, so he took it from the proceeds of the shop where he works, without his father's knowledge. Is what he did correct? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
If he performed the obligatory work that his father ordered him to do and assigned him a salary for it, then there is no harm. If he performed the work as required, he takes the salary that was set for him, provided it is commensurate with the work. If a stranger were working, he would be paid this salary, meaning: it should not be unfair to his brothers; he should have been given according to his work. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good. And may Allah do you good.
The third issue that Abu 'Azam asks about is that he worked for a salary with his father, and he knew that his father would not give him that salary, so he took it from the proceeds of the shop where he works, without his father's knowledge. Is what he did correct? May Allah reward you with good.
Answer:
If he performed the obligatory work that his father ordered him to do and assigned him a salary for it, then there is no harm. If he performed the work as required, he takes the salary that was set for him, provided it is commensurate with the work. If a stranger were working, he would be paid this salary, meaning: it should not be unfair to his brothers; he should have been given according to his work. Yes.
The presenter : May Allah reward you with good. And may Allah do you good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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