Loans and Debt
959 questions
What is the ruling on polygyny in the mentioned case, and is the money spent by the wife considered a debt that must be repaid, and how can the problem of the wife's insistence on divorce or khulʿ due to polygyny be resolved, and what is the ruling on the wife reprimanding her husband because of it?
What is the ruling on deceiving someone who delays in repaying a debt by agreeing with him to do work for a payment equal to the amount owed, and then not paying for the work on the pretext that the amount is a previous debt?
Is it considered forbidden or usury to pawn gold for a certain amount, then reclaim it for a larger amount?
Is it permissible to sell a debt instrument to an indebted person who is defaulting on payment for half its value?
What is the ruling on a non-farmer borrowing money from a merchant, on the condition that he repays it with a specified quantity of produce at a specific time, at a price agreed upon that is lower than the market price, and then he is compelled to purchase this produce from another farmer to fulfill his debt?
Is it permissible to give the expiatory feeding of the needy to those in debt, or those who have to pay taxes, or marriage expenses, or electricity bills, if there are no needy people with the known characteristics in the country?
What is the ruling on taking mixed funds from stocks to pay off a debt, knowing that I was in need and unable to take from my parents, and is it permissible to repay it by asking someone else to pay it on my behalf?
Is it permissible for a wife to accept money from her husband, knowing that it was acquired through the forbidden sport of boxing, given that it is a debt owed to her and she needs the money for the expenses of Hajj?
What is the ruling on transferring ownership of half a plot of land to a person in exchange for his debt, given that the ownership of the land was transferred one year after the agreement?
Is the aforementioned transaction considered usurious, and does the friend remain a partner after the full amount has been paid and the machine sold, and is he sinful for his procrastination in payment, and is insistence in demanding money considered a sin?
What is the legal ruling on not acting upon a father's clear will?
What is the ruling on the money a sister took from her brother without his knowledge, given that her brother had acquired this money from his work through illicit means, and what is the ruling on the shop she established with this money, and is it permissible for her to leave the shop to her brother as compensation for the money?
Is it necessary to immediately return the stolen money that its owner did not accept to its donors, or after completing the amount that was deducted from it as a debt?
Is dealing in foreign currencies when returning a trust considered usury if the exchange rate differs between the time the money was needed and the time of repayment?
What is the ruling on the oath sworn by the father that "his wife and children are forbidden to him if he gives this person his passport before he pays him the disputed amount," and what is the ruling on the action of the mother and grandmother in giving the passport and handing a sum of money to the father while falsely claiming that the man brought it?
Is it permissible to mortgage agricultural land to a person in exchange for a sum of money, with him benefiting from it without rent, on condition that the land be returned upon repayment of the amount?
Is money taken from a miserly person under difficult financial circumstances considered a debt that must be repaid?
What is the ruling on a cooperative taking a 3% commission from the total price of a commodity from the worker in exchange for guaranteeing the money to the seller, knowing that the worker receives his goods directly from the seller in some cases?
Is it permissible to give money to one's father for him to use in trade, while delaying the repayment of his debts, or is repaying his debts more prioritized, and would not giving him the money be considered an act of disobedience?
If a husband sells a house built with money from the sale of his wife's jewelry, is the house then exclusively the right of the wife, or does the son from a divorced wife have a share in the inheritance, knowing that the husband intended to return the value of the jewelry to his wife, and the value of the jewelry is determined by weight as a debt owed by him?
Is mortgaging (Pledging) forbidden or permissible, and if permissible, what are its conditions?
Is it permissible for the creditor and the debtor to agree on settling a specific debt (a sum of money) with a certain weight of a commodity (iron) instead of the cash amount, with a delivery date specified?
Is it permissible for a Mudarabah or Musharakah merchant to dispose of the collected checks' funds during the transaction period for his personal benefit or to finance other private transactions of his, or to inform the financier of a longer period for the transaction to end so he can use the money during this period, or to stipulate to him the delay of returning the money after the transaction ends for his private use?
Is it permissible to repay a wheat debt with a sum of money agreed upon based on the prevailing prices at the time of the contract and previous years, despite the current high prices?