The company deducted from him, so he took what was given as a discount from the shops
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Question:
This questioner (M. A. A.) says, O Shaykh: that he is a young man who was working for one of the companies, but he says: I was surprised to find that the company had deducted things from me without any right. This is on one hand, and on the other hand, I submitted work for which I was entitled to a reward, but they did not give it to me. So I was forced to do the following:
When I was buying things for the company, I used to get a large discount from the shop owners, but this was between me and the shop owners. I would take the discount into my pocket; for example, if the invoice was for one hundred pounds, I would take twenty-five pounds, and the invoice would be written as one hundred. Knowing that the prices on the invoice are like those in external shops, meaning that the value of the invoice does not exceed the normal amount. But what happens is an increase in the discount due to the volume of purchases, and the discount is not written on the invoice.
Answer:
It is obligatory for you to hold them accountable and to sue them, so that the matter becomes clear. As for this discount, it may increase, it may decrease, and you may be lenient in what you claim is your right. So it is obligatory for you to settle the matter between you and them through reconciliation, either through a reconciler who is available, or through the court. And do not do what you mentioned; because you may take more than what was taken from you, you may be lenient in matters, and you may think you are wronged when you are not wronged. So it is obligatory for you to hold them accountable through discussion between you and them, or through reconcilers and good people, or through the court if the need for litigation arises. This is what is obligatory for you, so that you do not take anything but your right.
The presenter: May Allah reward you, Your Eminence.
This questioner (M. A. A.) says, O Shaykh: that he is a young man who was working for one of the companies, but he says: I was surprised to find that the company had deducted things from me without any right. This is on one hand, and on the other hand, I submitted work for which I was entitled to a reward, but they did not give it to me. So I was forced to do the following:
When I was buying things for the company, I used to get a large discount from the shop owners, but this was between me and the shop owners. I would take the discount into my pocket; for example, if the invoice was for one hundred pounds, I would take twenty-five pounds, and the invoice would be written as one hundred. Knowing that the prices on the invoice are like those in external shops, meaning that the value of the invoice does not exceed the normal amount. But what happens is an increase in the discount due to the volume of purchases, and the discount is not written on the invoice.
Answer:
It is obligatory for you to hold them accountable and to sue them, so that the matter becomes clear. As for this discount, it may increase, it may decrease, and you may be lenient in what you claim is your right. So it is obligatory for you to settle the matter between you and them through reconciliation, either through a reconciler who is available, or through the court. And do not do what you mentioned; because you may take more than what was taken from you, you may be lenient in matters, and you may think you are wronged when you are not wronged. So it is obligatory for you to hold them accountable through discussion between you and them, or through reconcilers and good people, or through the court if the need for litigation arises. This is what is obligatory for you, so that you do not take anything but your right.
The presenter: May Allah reward you, Your Eminence.
Source
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