Fatwas of the Permanent Committee - page 97

The Permanent Committee for Scholarly Research and Ifta

Fatwas (page 97 of 126)

• The sale of a plot of land whose owner was prevented from establishing a project on it
• Obtaining customs documents is not considered possession or taking delivery
• Collusion between an employee and a water delivery contractor by recording deliveries that…
• Informing the buyer of the true nature of the item being sold
• Selling the sold item without disclosing its defect
• Informing about the repairs made to the item being sold
• Placing the good fruits at the top of the basket and the bad ones at the bottom
• Concealment by the seller of a defect that diminishes the value of the goods
• Informing the buyer of a defect in the item sold, even if it is minor
• The seller disclosing a defect to the buyer
• Moistening Saffron
• Placing the good fruit at the top of the basket and the bad fruit at the bottom
• Wholesale sale of vegetables while knowing they are adulterated by the farmers
• The Sale of Nationality Cards
• What is obligatory upon the two parties in a sale
• Collecting the goods sold and placing them in bags bearing the logo of a good factory
• Selling a car at the auction without specifying its defects
• Deception in Sales
• Placing cartons and paper scraps under vegetables and fruits to deceive the buyer into…
• Placing a substance on the fruit of the Barshumi tree to make it appear ripe before its…
• Selling leftover food in a restaurant contrary to regulations
• Notifying the buyer of a shortage in the weight of the bag
• Washing the imported lamb to give the impression that it was raised within the country
• Two Sales in One Sale
• Disclosing the price of the item sold and not lying
• Offering a commodity at two prices and parting without specifying one of them
• Bakers reducing the weight of the loaf
• Calculating the weight of the bag as part of the weight of the meat
• Sale on Credit
• One who sells his share in a company on the condition that they pay him the value in other…
• The seller writing the phrase "goods are not returnable or exchangeable"
• He bought a house from a person and stipulated that the seller rent him a part of it
• Selling an item for a price higher than its immediate cash price
• Sale on credit and the condition that the buyer pays a sa' of barley for every dirham…
• Selling goods for a known deferred period, even if the price is increased
• He sells him a car on installment and conditions that he work for him
• Buying from an agency on installments and being forced to take out insurance
• Combining Two Contracts
• Sale on Installment
• Borrowing to provide funds for trade
• Delaying the Price and the Item in a Concluded Sale
• A person asks another to buy a commodity for him with cash, then sell it to him on credit
• Sale After Possession and Ownership
• The Difference Between Installment Sales and Tawarruq
• Exchanging old goods for new ones with a price difference
• Financing a house construction company with materials it does not possess
• Fulfilling the Debt
• Delay in Repaying a Debt
• The Sale of Forbidden Items
• Sale with a deferred price that is higher than the immediate price
• Copyright of the Tapes
• Settling a debt before its due date with a reduction in the value
• Tawarruq and Its Ruling
• Settling Debts
• The Condition of Mutual Consent in Sale
• Sale for a price payable in installments, some due immediately and some deferred
• Hoarding and Price Fixing
• Purchasing books on installment
• The Sale of Dogs
• The Sale of Women’s Adornments
• The Sale of Flowers
• The Sale of a Dead Animal
• Selling jewelry inscribed with the Name of Allah
• Selling Recording Tapes
• Instruments of Amusement
• Rewards for the blood donor
• The Sale of Monkeys
• The Sale of Visas
• Purchasing Illustrated Magazines
• The sale of the privileges to which a person is entitled
• Sale on credit and fixing the profit
• The Sale of the Unknown
• The Sale of Impure Things
• Purchasing the fruit harvest for several years
• What is the foundation of the Islamic economy?
• The Hadith of Entering the Market
• What is done with the excess of quality analysis samples for imported goods
• Mentioning the two parties in a sale contract
• What is Permissible to Trade In
• Buying from disbelievers while Muslims are present
• The Obligation of Enjoining Good and Forbidding Evil upon Scholars
• The Woman’s Trade
• The Buy-Back Sale
• A man selling to his son
• The Sale of the Deposit
• Selling to the Bedouin and intercepting travelers
• Eighteen from Fatwa Number (19637): Q18: What is the ruling on intercepting goods from…
• Calling the People of Sins and Transgressions and What Is Required Toward Them
• The Meaning of the Hadith: Whoever Among You Sees an Evil
• Combining the verse "It will not harm you who have gone astray if you are guided" with the…
• The Ruling of Islam Regarding Enjoining Good
• The ruling on speaking about a person's faults in his face
• Enjoining good to the extent of one's ability
• Admonishing the Perpetrator of a Sin
• The ruling on one who commits some violations, such as letting the garment hang below the…
• Advising the Perpetrator of a Sin
• Is enjoining good and forbidding evil obligatory for individuals, or is it limited to a…
• Is it permissible to emigrate to the lands of disbelief to work there?
• The conditions that must be met for a country to be considered a Dār al-Ḥarb (abode of…
• If a person does not feel safe in his religion in his country, is migration obligatory…