Fatwas of the Permanent Committee - page 60

The Permanent Committee for Scholarly Research and Ifta

Fatwas (page 60 of 126)

• The Necessity of Taking a Bribe
• Accepting a gift from one who takes bribes in his work
• The Forbidden Bribe
• Bribing to perform the obligatory Hajj
• Giving a gift to a male or female teacher in regular schools
• Is it permissible for an employee to take something from the gifts and presents of the…
• Denying what you know to be a bribe
• Taking money from one of the disputing parties for himself
• Forging a school certificate
• A person who has rights with another and cannot recover them except by paying a bribe
• Taking gifts from the companies we deal with
• One who takes forbidden money and then repents from it
• Concealing Testimony
• The Sale and Purchase of Birth Certificates and Investment in Them
• Medical certificates that a Muslim obtains from a doctor to justify his absence from work
• Obtaining certificates of family support when one is not actually supporting a family
• Testimony is not permissible except with what one knows
• Unemployment assistance for one who has another source of income
• A person submitting receipts for an amount that does not match reality, claiming he spent…
• False Testimony
• Forgery of the manager's signature to obtain a raise
• False testimony in places where it is clear that it does not harm anyone
• Testimony Contrary to the Facts
• False testimony and the legal rulings that follow from it
• Testimony of falsehood, daring to swear falsely by Allah, and deceiving the judge and the…
• Testimony to something the witness does not know
• Testimony Without Knowledge
• The ruling on the hadith: “If I judge in favor of one of you, and he knows that he is…
• Working in the Judiciary in a State That Does Not Rule by Islam
• Racing to Give Testimony and Hurrying to Perform It Before Being Asked
• Falsehood
• Referring to Secular Courts
• A certificate attesting to the permissibility of foods, confirming that they are halal for…
• The Status of the Lawyer in the Islamic Judicial System
• Is there a specific method for vouching for witnesses in the judicial system?
• The Meaning of Shari'ah Policy
• The ruling on one who says there is no politics in religion and no religion in politics
• The appointment of an imam: Is it specific to travel?
• Voting in Elections and Running for Office
• Taking the allowance by deceiving the system
• The Rights and Obligations of the Ruler
• Agreement with his boss not to attend except to collect the salary
• The manager who does not pray: Is obedience to him obligatory?
• Overtime work during regular working hours
• Accounting for the Employee
• Appointing a Woman to the Command of Hajj
• Writing petitions for people, which involves lying
• If an employee is not permitted to be absent for days of absence, he must return the…
• Reward for work outside regular hours
• He works as the imam of a mosque and has finished his studies, and he agreed with the…
• Selecting a person who adheres to communist ideology or mocks religion
• Establishing Islamic Parties in a Secular State
• The employee who engages in buying and selling during official working hours
• The imam who does not consistently perform the imamah
• The Justice of the Witness
• He worked as the mu'adhdhin for the mosque but did not perform the adhan in it for more…
• The employee's salary is not lawful for him unless he performs the work he was assigned in…
• Performing the Duha Prayer During Official Working Hours
• Doing School Assignments During Duty Hours
• The Assignment and the Fictional Overtime
• His manager assigned him to a post without a specific task for his personal benefit
• Taking from state property for personal use
• Granting a secondment to an employee on leave
• Receiving state aid while not being in need of it
• Not paying the telephone bill
• Speaking from the booth by trickery
• He embezzled from the state's funds and wishes to return it
• Working in a commercial establishment and being asked by the one purchasing for a public…
• Using government vehicles for the personal affairs of employees
• Students signing for one another to prove attendance
• Deception in Purchasing Medical Treatment
• Is it permissible to stop the electricity or water meter in a disbeliever's country?
• Working at an embassy and receiving expenses and rights in his name, then converting them…
• Borrowing from the Real Estate Development Fund
• Deception to avoid paying the electricity bill
• Obtaining permits to import sheep he claims are his, then selling the permit
• Deception in obtaining land grants
• Following the system established by the government for treatment in hospitals
• The farmer sells the farm certificate submitted to the silos
• Deception in Taking a Loan from the Savings Bank
• Calling from a phone while circumventing the payment of the fee
• Receiving a remote student allowance designated for those who come from a distant location
• His brother worked in the army and passed away, so some of his children registered in his…
• The sale of barley designated as livestock feed to those not entitled to it
• Using another person's name and number in commercial transactions
• Obtaining a government license to export wheat and then selling it
• He is not a farmer, but he buys wheat and presents it to the silos as if he were a farmer
• Guaranteeing a worker without employing him
• Assistance for the Unemployed: The Ruling on Taking It for a Girl
• Selling names for participation in companies
• Deception to obtain charity
• The allowance paid to a disabled person if he recovers
• The status of unregistered foreign workers or those who have fled their sponsors: the…
• Bringing in workers and leaving them to work contrary to what the state has decided
• The guarantor increasing the contract value so that he can benefit from it
• Retirement pension
• Deception in the Recruitment of Workers
• Eating from an animal slaughtered as a vow for other than Allah
• Slaughter in the home to protect the animals residing in it from harm
• Slaughtering a black male goat to get rid of diseases