Loans and Debt
959 questions
How can the pharmacy's debt be paid without informing its owner, in order to avoid being accused of theft and the problems of a bad reputation?
Is it permissible for the institution to re-pyramid the transaction when the beneficiary is late in payment, knowing that the delay causes significant harm to it?
Does the father's obligation to provide for his daughters cease if they do not visit him? Do the daughters have the right not to visit him? Is not visiting him considered an act of disobedience (ʿuqūq)? Is it permissible to take money from the father without his knowledge to spend on the daughters? Is it permissible to visit the father while he curses their mother and her sisters?
How can a dispute and estrangement between siblings be resolved, stemming from the brother reminding his sister that he helped her buy her house, while he refuses to take back the money he paid?
Is it a condition for the forgiveness of a sin related to the rights of people that the wronged party forgives it? And if a creditor forgives his debt and then retracts his forgiveness after a period, does his right fall?
Is the soul of the deceased suspended due to a debt that his wife claims he requested from her, while the heirs deny that?
Is a surprise prize from a usurious bank considered unlawful (haram)? And is it permissible to give it to a indebted brother to get rid of it?
Should the wife return to the heirs the money she took from her deceased husband's wealth without his knowledge, especially since it was to pay off a debt she owed and the inheritance has not yet been divided?
Does the loss fall only on the borrower if he takes a loan from an Islamic bank to buy an apartment or a car and no longer has money to repay the loan?
What should I do about the remaining amount owed to the smuggler, and is it considered a debt like the unforgivable debt for a martyr?
Is it permissible for a mother to demand the return of money she gave her son as assistance or a gift?
Am I obligated to return the money my aunt gave me to buy an apartment, knowing that I accepted it as a gift and she did not consider it a debt at the time, and six years have passed since then?
Are clothes bought and debts paid with money acquired in a forbidden way considered forbidden, even if one was unaware of their prohibition at the time of acquisition?
Is it permissible to take out a bank loan to purchase an investment property in Canada?
Is it permissible for a fundraiser who is in hardship to give a portion of the donations he collects to his refugee wife in Jordan, given that his salary is low and he is in debt?
What is the ruling on the third brother taking money as compensation for the shares of his two brothers, given that he did not participate in the building at that time due to his young age?
What is the ruling on the sister of the deceased husband relinquishing her debt to her deceased brother, and the ruling on taking money from insurance policies before settling the debts of the deceased, and is the wife sinful if she agrees to that?
What is the ruling on recovering money extorted by a partner by entering into a new project with him?
Will the deceased be punished if he left money to his heirs, while he owed a debt that he had not settled from his own money, especially if his wife and children refused to settle their share of this debt?
Is the son obligated to repay his deceased father's debt, in light of a dispute over the nature of the amount the son previously paid to his father—was it a loan or a partnership in purchasing land—given the absence of documents or witnesses?
What is the ruling on disposing of a sum of money (320,0 EGP) received as compensation for a delay in paying the price of land, given that it was agreed to mortgage cars to the buyer and rent them for a certain amount in case of delay? Is this amount lawful or unlawful, and is it permissible to donate and give charity from it or to give a portion of it to needy relatives?
What is the meaning of generosity (karam) in Islam? And is one who burdens himself and takes on debt to feed people considered generous, or rather one who shows generosity with what is available to him? And is there any Sharia evidence for generosity?
Is it permissible to mortgage land owned by an absent father (whose news has been cut off) to pay off a debt he incurred and which his guarantors are paying on his behalf?
What is the ruling on a wife secretly taking her husband's money to recover her own money that he borrowed and did not return, or to take her maintenance?