Halal and Haram Foods
582 questions
Is the money that the young man obtained from the wealthy, under the pretext of his need to pay off debts and start a project, yet in reality he does not need it to meet his basic needs, lawful (halal) or unlawful (haram)? And if it is unlawful, what must his family do, as they have consumed from it and benefited from it, and what must the young man himself do, knowing that the money was given to him willingly and repayment was not requested?
Is it permissible to buy from or work in a store where one is forced to sell forbidden products such as cigarettes and magazines containing impermissible images and advertisements? Is the income generated from that permissible (halal) or forbidden (haram)? And what can be done to make it permissible?
What is the provision, if it runs out, after which a person dies, if death is linked to provision, taking into account that provision comes in various forms (such as money, religion, reward, and health), and a person may die while still possessing some of them?
Is it permissible to eat from the food of a female relative who takes from her father's money more than she needs, and is it permissible to use her possessions?
To what extent is the book "Karamat al-Awliya" by Al-Lalaka'i trustworthy, and can it be relied upon?
Is a wife's dislike of her husband's sister forbidden (haram) or permissible (halal) due to personal situations?