Debt — Hanafi fatwas (45)
45 Hanafi fatwas on the topic “Debt”, each with its source.
- Denying liability (kafala) under oath — Oaths & Vows
- Does the oath fall on the creditor or on the debtor? — Oaths & Vows
- Roza-Kushai — Celebrating a Child’s First Fast — Innovations & Customs
- When the price is unknown in a salam sale — Trade Transactions
- Salam sale — Trade Transactions
- A form of salam — Trade Transactions
- Paying money in advance and buying goods gradually — Trade Transactions
- Does the surety’s guarantee remain after the debtor has written a stamped bond? — Liability & Trust
- Spending deposited money after the depositor’s death contrary to the depositor’s wishes — Liability & Trust
- A practice for abundance of provision (rizq) — Permissible & Prohibited
- Lending unlawful wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
- Collecting a debt from unlawfully earned wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
- Repaying a debt with unlawful wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
- Taking money from factory workers under pressure — Permissible & Prohibited
- A doctor taking a fee from a courtesan — Permissible & Prohibited
- The rights of fathers and sons — Permissible & Prohibited
- Pushing one’s father and insulting him — Permissible & Prohibited
- Breaking a promise in a guarantee — Permissible & Prohibited
- Forgiveness of the rights of people through repentance — Permissible & Prohibited
- Performing Hajj on Borrowed Money — Hajj
- Will Missed (Qada) Prayers Be Forgiven Through Hajj? — Hajj
- Giving property to a nephew and not to one’s sons — Gifts & Donations
- Collecting salary unpaid for lack of funds once funds become available — Аренда (Иджара)
- The funeral prayer over a debtor — Funeral Rites
- Dar al-harb, hijra, and protecting one’s family — Hijra & Politics
- A Debt Owed to a Non-Muslim Whose Whereabouts Are Unknown — Found Property
- When There Is No Way to Deliver a Due to Its Rightful Owner — Found Property
- Displeasure Does Not Cancel the Mahr — Marriage
- Showing the Clothes to the Family, Displaying the Dowry, and Its List — Marriage
- The Difference between Navid and an Invitation — Marriage
- Attending a Wedding Held with Borrowed Money — Marriage
- Refusing to pay others’ money on the pretext that one’s own money is with others — Prayer
- A Request for a Fatwa Related to the Above Question: The Rights of the Parents and Brothers to a Brother’s Savings — Partnership & Mudaraba
- Children were maintained with borrowed money: who is bound to repay the debt? — Divorce
- Registration in someone’s name does not affect a waqf; giving a mosque shop in payment of a debt — Waqf
- Money Borrowed and Given for Building a Mosque — Is It Halal? — Waqf
- Giving a Debt Owed to a Deceased Creditor to the Mosque — Waqf
- A Debtor Giving the Debt to the Mosque on Behalf of the Creditor — Waqf
- Offsetting a Salary against a Debt — Waqf
- Zakat on silver — Zakat
- Zakat on trade goods — Zakat
- Zakat on merchandise — Zakat
- Is There Zakat on a Truck Put Out on Hire? — Zakat
- Releasing a debtor from a debt as zakat — Zakat
- An inquiry into zakat, ‘ushr and its recipients — Zakat
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- Salam (99)
- Haram property (77)
- Non-Muslim (24)
- Rights of parents (58)
- Rights of people (32)
- Sadaqah (81)
- Repentance (203)
- Oath and kaffarah (45)
- Showing off (10)
- Interest (101)
- Inheritance (73)
- Lost-and-found item (luqta) (22)