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Answers: 13Subcategories: 2Forbidden Kinds of Wealth
She kept money from the sale of her mother’s land and allocated it for maintenance of the family home. Does she have to tell the other heirs?
1,926Ruling on using water without a meter and without paying for it
2,925If food from a restaurant is delivered to someone by mistake, is it permissible for him to eat it, or what should he do with it?
7,964Is it permissible for him to supervise the construction of a house for people who took out a riba-based loan from a bank?
3,853A divorcee is living abroad with no one to take care of her maintenance, and the court has ordered her ex-husband to pay indefinite spousal support
3,743Taking more than one’s salary from a company in a kaafir land
14,858He took her share of the inheritance without her consent; can she take some of his wealth without his knowledge?
If someone has wealth that is with someone else, and he is not able to take it by lawful means, such as agreeing on a deal to get it back, or asking someone else to intervene and get it for him, or referring it to the courts, then in that case if he has an opportunity to take something of his opponent’s wealth, he may take as much as is owed to him, according to the more correct of the two scholarly views. This issue is called “obtaining one’s due when the opportunity arises.” But that is subject to conditions which are explained in detail in the long answer. If these conditions are met, it is permissible for you to take as much as is owed to you from the one who took your wealth without your consent.3,433What is the ruling on not registering the marriage so that she can continue to receive the allowance for widows and divorced women?
5,986He stole money from the company and he is asking about the ruling on his prayer and other acts of worship
23,598Ruling on hacking games and obtaining crypto currency for free instead of buying it
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