What is the ruling on shops obliging their customers to buy an additional item with a specific item? Is this considered a void condition that renders the sale unlawful, especially if the shop itself is obliged to buy both items together, or if the additional item is unsaleable? Is raising the price when a customer insists on buying only one item and not the other considered a commercial offer or a trick?
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It is permissible for the seller to stipulate the sale of two items together if the price and the two items are known, whether a total price or a separate price for each item is set. This condition is valid as long as it does not involve a religious prohibition, such as dealing in usury or selling something forbidden.
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