The Obligation of Justice Between a Muslim Worker and a Non-Muslim
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Q: I have two workers, one is a Muslim and the other is a disbeliever. They are equal in their work, and I am required to evaluate their performance. Is it permissible for me to deprive the disbeliever of his right because of his religion?
A: It is obligatory to be just between them, but it is obligatory to remove the disbeliever, even if he is more active, because the Muslim is more blessed, even if he is less competent. What can be said if he is equal to him? It is authentic from the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) that he instructed to expel the disbelievers from this peninsula and that two religions should not remain in it. And success is from Allah.
A: It is obligatory to be just between them, but it is obligatory to remove the disbeliever, even if he is more active, because the Muslim is more blessed, even if he is less competent. What can be said if he is equal to him? It is authentic from the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) that he instructed to expel the disbelievers from this peninsula and that two religions should not remain in it. And success is from Allah.
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