Loans and Debt
959 questions
What is the ruling on taking a sum of money that came as a result of deceiving others into believing in a debt that does not actually exist, and the mother refuses to return it or disclose the truth?
What should the debtor do with the money of his debt if he cannot find the creditor, and should he return the amount as it is or its value after the currency has depreciated?
Should I confess to the Sheikh that I lied and return the money to him, after I spent the value of the 'Umrah prize I won on buying computers instead of paying off my debt?
What should I do to return a sum of money to its owner after the shop has changed and I have no information about the previous owner?
Are the heirs obligated to pay their father's debt from their own money if the deceased did not leave any estate, and can creditors seize the heirs' personal property, such as the mother's apartment that she purchased herself?
What is the ruling of Islamic law regarding a transaction that took place between two individuals, where one paid a sum of money to the other to purchase a car in installments for a third person with a profit increase, then it became clear that the operation was a fraud and the money was invested in another project, and the two parties agreed that the fraudster would pay the monthly installments of the money? And what is the legal Islamic solution for obtaining the money and its profits?
What is the Shar'i ruling regarding the older brother's demand for land, an apartment, and a shop in exchange for a sum of money he had paid to his father 14 years before his father's death, and his claim to be entitled to the price difference, knowing that his father also left a new house, and how is the inheritance to be divided in this case?
Is the aforementioned amount considered a debt that must be repaid, and are the heirs obligated to repay it despite their difficult financial circumstances, if the note proving the debt was written only by the creditor without the deceased's signature or knowledge?
Is it permissible to use money donated to pay off the debt of another person, to pay off the debt of the donee himself?
Is it permissible to postpone or pay in installments a debt incurred due to my oath to my younger sister to give her a certain amount of money, especially since I have not found the item upon which I made the oath, and I am in dire need of money? And do I owe expiation for forgetting to fulfill my vow to take my mother's item to the repairman?
Is it permissible for the wife to take money from her husband without his knowledge, as repayment for a debt he owes her that he is procrastinating in settling? And is she obligated to inform him of this, or is it sufficient for her to forgive him the debt?
How can a man return what he wrongfully took of goods and stationery from his previous workplace, when he remembers some of it and forgets some of it, and his financial situation is simple, and his salary barely covers his household expenses, but he fears God and wants to return what he took?
What must the children of the deceased do to absolve him of responsibility for the donation money he collected to build a clinic, which he was unable to complete, given that he deposited part of it (70,0) into a charitable society with the intention of spending it on other charitable causes for the village without consulting the donors, and lost the remaining part (90,0) in the stock market?
Is it permissible for me to use the money I won in a competition to pay off a university debt that is preventing me from graduating, and then later save another amount to start the project for which I won?
What is the ruling on taking a late payment penalty instead of compensation for the decrease in the value of money, knowing that the partnership has ceased?
Are the deceased sister's siblings entitled to claim money that their deceased sister took from their deceased mother from the sister's children as inheritance?
ما علاقة شراء شركة التقسيط للمنتج ثم بيعه بالتقسيط للعميل بالربا؟
Is converting affiliate marketing profits from various currencies to US dollars, then sending them to a bank account, considered usury (riba), knowing that the process takes days, and that there is an option to receive the profits in cash from the headquarters in the UAE at a high cost?
Is it obligatory to focus on spending on the family, or on accumulating money to redress injustices? And is repentance accepted if one is unable to return the money?
How can one act regarding the theft of a sum of money from the father, given the current inability to return it due to unemployment, and the fear of it remaining a debt until the Day of Judgment?
Is a wife entitled to take money from her husband without his knowledge, given that she paid off a debt for him and he refused to give her her salary?
Will Almighty Allah forgive the theft of credit cards belonging to disbelievers? And is the remaining money from it considered permissible (halal) for the questioner and his family to benefit from, especially since they are poor and needy? And does the money become permissible if the companies forgive it? What if they do not forgive?
Is the debtor sinful if he does not pay his debt, which its owner stipulated be paid within a month, even though the debtor will not have the money until after four months?
What is the ruling on a borrower insisting on linking the repayment of his debt to the extent of money recovered from the company in which both parties invested?