Is it permissible for a company that owns fuel to sell its remaining stock at a certain price, especially after being exposed to fire and losses due to war and blockade conditions, knowing that the market price in the besieged area differs from that in the unbesieged area?

The Shari'ah has not specified a particular profit margin in trade; the criterion is the mutual consent of both parties. However, exploiting people's needs is reprehensible. It is desirable to consider people's circumstances and not exploit their needs, as stated in the resolution of the Islamic Fiqh Academy in Jeddah.