Loans and Debt
959 questions
What are the most important Sharia requirements for a Mudarabah contract between the capital provider and the Mudarib?
What is the ruling on the excess amount ($998.25) over the value of the shares that the bank deposited into the customer's account, knowing that the bank informed him of an error in the share price recorded in the contract?
How can stolen money be returned to the father if the thief does not possess the means to return it, and are the calamities and tribulations that befell the thief due to his sins?
Is it permissible for the lender to keep the borrower's book as compensation for the debt if it cannot be recovered, or to keep it until the debt is paid?
How can one return the money he stole from his parents and siblings in the past, given that he does not remember the exact amount, and knowing that his father has passed away?
Is it permissible for a man whose wife has taken his property without his consent to refrain from paying a debt owed to her father, despite being able to do so?
Is it permissible for me to deduct the port charges incurred on the goods from the capital of my partner, which I committed to returning in full, after I advised him to withdraw from the company to avoid further losses?
Is it permissible for a wife to stipulate that her husband not manage their son's money, and that her father or mother manage it instead? And how can she compel her husband to return her money to the heirs in the event of her death, knowing that he borrowed a large sum from her and has not repaid it, and she fears he will not repay it?
Is it permissible to give the debt of a deceased woman who has no heirs to the questioner's poor sister and mother?
Is it permissible to give a vow to needy brothers and sisters, and is it obligatory to give the salary increase if the vow was to donate a month's salary, and does the vow become void if the salary is no longer sufficient for one's needs?
What is the definition of speculation (mudarabah) and what is its ruling, and is it permissible for the speculator (mudarib) to take a guarantee from the counterparty, such as a promissory note?
How can one get rid of the consequences of secretly taking money from an employer, while repenting and being unable to repay the amount?
Is it permissible for the wife to dispose of her husband's money that he leaves with her without his knowledge, and is what she gave from it to her mother considered a debt upon the mother that necessitates repayment by the heirs?
Is it permissible to purchase a car in installments through a bank, given the unavailability of Islamic sale conditions in other companies and banks, and in the presence of difficult conditions such as a sales ban, late payment penalties, the requirement of a guarantor, and restrictions on car selection?
Is it permissible to use a stratagem to pay for the electricity debt of the pump connected to the building's electricity, by collecting money from the residents without their knowledge, or by paying more or less than the value of the debt?
Is it permissible for someone who is in debt, has a large family, and a small amount of money that is insufficient for his needs, to take from the charity money that was entrusted to him for distribution?
Is it permissible to take from money that I swore not to take, in order to pay off a debt, and is expiation (kaffarat yameen) required if I do so?
What is the jurisprudential ruling on a student's action of downloading excessive files from the school's internet network, which caused a significant, unintended financial cost to the school, and what must he do to repent and settle this debt?
What is the ruling on one who swore by Allah and then by divorce to return money to his wife within a week, but was unable to fulfill it?
What is the ruling on someone who was entrusted with money, and it was stolen due to his negligence, given that he is poor and cannot repay it except by selling the house he lives in with his children?
What is the ruling on disposing of the estate of a deceased father who was burdened with debts, knowing that the value of the debts exceeds the value of the estate, and that the creditors refuse a settlement? Is it permissible for us to dispose of this money to buy an apartment, or to marry off siblings, or to spend from it on ourselves?
How can I pay off an old debt whose exact amount I do not know, especially since the creditor has forgiven me if I am unable to pay?
What should a young man who has repented sincerely do to rid himself of pangs of conscience, after he took money from his maternal uncle without his knowledge when he was young, and now he cannot return the money or tell his uncle due to his financial circumstances and his good reputation within the family?
What is the ruling on selling the heirs' share of an inheritance to pay off the deceased's debt, and is this considered an injustice?