Without an explicit declaration waiving the debt, the debt remains. If the creditor says for example: ‗If you can't pay, then the debt is waived.' This statement does not waive
The Majlis Vol 26 No 12, p.3
The money he had spent was Tabarru'. It was a voluntary act of kindness and a gift for his wife. There was no loan agreement between himself and his wife. His claim is now…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 12, p.4
Nails, hair, etc. of the human being never becomes the property of anyone. Such trading is haraam and baatil. The money is haraam.
The Majlis Vol 26 No 12, p.6
It is not permissible to sell the Waqf property even if the funds will be used for the Madrasah. The property remains Waqf for all time and the income has to be incum- MOTOR…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 12, p.6
Obviously it is not permissible to promote riba transactions. The ‗commission' paid for signing up clients is not permissible. It is not permissible for a Muslim dealer to be a…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 12, p.6
Selling vouchers is haraam. However you may redeem the voucher at the supermarket for goods. After you have taken possession of the items, you may sell it for R50 or whatever…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 12, p.10
Buying a non-existing house is not permissible. The deal is baatil. Rasulullah (Sallallahu alayhi wasallam) prohibited selling what is ma‟doom (not existing). Some Ulama of our…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 12, p.11
Yes, you may buy dollars with the money of the children to keep in trust for them. If the money is sufficient, buy gold coins. This is safer.
The Majlis Vol 26 No 12, p.11
If you are poor or struggling then you may use the money of the children, and repay later.
The Majlis Vol 26 No 12, p.11
Al Mabroor investment is not permissible.
The Majlis Vol 26 No 12, p.11
The property bought with interest money is haraam. It is haraam to live in that house. The rental income will be haraam. The house and all proceeds from it must be compulsorily…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 12, p.11
Answering this question, Hadhrat Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi (Rahmatullah alayh) said: ―Having two prices - a cash price and a credit price, while permissible, is Makrooh and callous…
The Majlis Vol 26 No 12, p.12
All the gifts which were bought with the interest money must be given away as Sadqah.
The Majlis Vol 26 No 12, p.24
Smoking and selling cigarettes are haraam. It is a major sin.
The Majlis Vol 27 No 01, p.3
Interest money may not be used for these purposes. It must be given away to the poor.
The Majlis Vol 27 No 01, p.3
Partners in a business are not entitled to a salary regardless of their work. They are entitled to only profit. So whatever the partners have taken by way of ‗salary' will be…
The Majlis Vol 27 No 01, p.5
It is not permissible to sell something one does not own. One has to first purchase it and become its owner, then sell it.
The Majlis Vol 27 No 01, p.7
A partner in a property whether inherited or purchased, may sell his share. He has to first offer the share to the other partners. If they agree to pay his price, he may not sell…
The Majlis Vol 27 No 01, p.8
If the son had continued with the business with the consent of the heirs, then all of them are partners in the profit as well, including the property acquired from the proceeds of…
The Majlis Vol 27 No 01, p.10
The gift is valid. The condition of it reverting to him is invalid. On the death of the one to whom it was given, the property will belong to his heirs, not to the one who had…
The Majlis Vol 27 No 02, p.10