The ruling on one who takes from a fund belonging to him and his brothers more than his share

Question:
Our brother says in another question: We have a source of income that yields us some money, but I take from this money more than my brothers, however, it is for a pressing need. Is there a sin on me for that?

The Shaykh: Repeat.

The presenter: He says: We have a source of income that yields us some money, but I take from this money more than my brothers, however, it is for a pressing need. Is there a sin on me for that? And his brothers, as mentioned in the first question, are six, Shaykh Abdul Aziz.

Answer:
If your brothers permit you, and they are righteous guides, and they say to you: There is no harm in you taking what you need, absolutely, then there is no harm. If they do not permit you, you must take only your right, no more, if you are all equal. You take your share without increase, except with their permission. If they are pleased, there is no harm, or if some of them are pleased, it is permissible for you to take from the share of the one who is pleased what he has agreed to. Yes.

The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.