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Is Nando’s halal chicken supplied by Freeman’s of Newent and overseen by Mr. Ali Bham?

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Is it permissible for a Muslim to own a petrol pump in the USA that sells beer and lottery tickets?

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Classification of earnings in UK Indian restaurants selling alcohol?

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Selling Pork and Haram Meat at our Restaurant

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Interest-Based Loans to Start a Business

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Is Serving Alcohol and the Income gained Haram?

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Buying and Selling Hajj Visas in the Black Market

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Permissibility of Leasing one’s Property

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Can Women Travel Without a Mahram?

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Working for a Insurance Company and the Accounting Job

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Zakat on Property-Share Purchased with the Intention of Re-sale

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Misgivings (waswasa) Regarding one’s Performance at Work

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Loans and Zakat: How do We Calculate?

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A family member of mine asked the following question: You must have heard about skill based Internet gaming sites like Yahoo and SkillJam etc. These sites provide various games like pool, golf etc which can be played against an opponent by paying a small amount of entry fee. If a player wins, he gets some profit while the defeated player does not get paid as he lost the game. Now the games are totally skill based and does not depend on luck. From Islamic perspective, is it forbidden to play or do business with this type of game? Can you please clarify?

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Importance of Holding one’s Toung and Having Good Manners

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Protection from Black Majic (sihr)

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Photographs: Please Clarify Your Position

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Proposal from a Shaykh to be his Second Wife & Dealing with Polygamy in Islam

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Schools often visit our masjid and they pay for coming in and visit it (classes of around 15 to 25 students and their teachers). At least 10 brothers can alternate themselves, depending on their availability, dedicating their time, sometimes 45 minutes up to 2 hours, and welcoming and introducing the masjid to those schools. Here are my questions: 1) It is lawful taking the money, by the management of the masjid for the masjid, for the visit, considering that we have the opportunity to directly talk with them and let them hear from a Muslim the correct Islamic point of view of their questions? 2) It is lawful for the brother(s) to take some of the amount paid by the school, considering this as a refund for the time wasted, or for any other reason. Here is a brief explanation of the 2° question: I’m working, and I have to living my work to a friend of mine, came to the mosque and spending there 2 hours. I want to be paid for the 2 hours. Or: I’ve to take the bus, and I’m loosing a lot of time, so I want to be paid for doing such thing.

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Investing in the Stock Market and Passive Income

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