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Haram property — Hanafi fatwas (77)

77 Hanafi fatwas on the topic “Haram property”, each with its source.

What to do if, after buying, one learns the thing is haram — Trade Transactions
Buying greens from Chamar women — Trade Transactions
Selling goods to courtesans — Trade Transactions
Attending and eating at a function with musical instruments — Permissible & Prohibited
Accepting the invitation of a fasiq and greeting him with salam — Permissible & Prohibited
Accepting the invitation of a fasiq — Permissible & Prohibited
The invitation of a fasiq, and donations and gifts from the common people — Permissible & Prohibited
The invitation of one who does not pray and of one who consumes interest — Permissible & Prohibited
The ruling on wealth derived from interest after repentance — Permissible & Prohibited
Accepting an invitation from a fornicatress’s haram wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
Accepting the invitation of one who hosts from haram and halal wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
Accepting an invitation from mixed haram and halal wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
Accepting the invitation of a person only one part of whose wealth is halal — Permissible & Prohibited
A non-scholar invites a scholar and says that this food is from haram — Permissible & Prohibited
Buying something with unlawful wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
Buying and selling unlawful wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
Trading with unlawful wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
Trading with mixed wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
Trade by means of unlawful wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
Lending unlawful wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
Collecting a debt from unlawfully earned wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
Repaying a debt with unlawful wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
Repaying a debt with unlawful wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
The ruling on income mixed from haram and halal — Permissible & Prohibited
How unlawful wealth is to be disposed of — Permissible & Prohibited
Spending mixed wealth on good causes — Permissible & Prohibited
Spending unlawful income on religious works — Permissible & Prohibited
The ruling on property bought with unlawful income — Permissible & Prohibited
Giving an imam salary and food from haram and mixed income — Permissible & Prohibited
Benefiting from a house bought with unlawful wealth — Permissible & Prohibited
The ruling on the produce of unlawfully held land — Permissible & Prohibited
A guardian’s disposal of a child’s property — Permissible & Prohibited
Stolen coal should be returned — Permissible & Prohibited
Taking money from factory workers under pressure — Permissible & Prohibited
Using material left over from a contract — Permissible & Prohibited
Is it charity to collect contributions and eat them oneself? — Permissible & Prohibited
Saving money from an elder brother’s shop — Permissible & Prohibited
Giving orphans’ property to a mosque and madrasa — Permissible & Prohibited
Gifting money in which the unlawful and the lawful are mixed — Gifts & Donations
A present suspected of being unlawful — Gifts & Donations
A gift from a non-Muslim — Gifts & Donations
Water from the tap of an effeminate (mukhannath) neighbour, and his gift — Gifts & Donations
Trading with an interest-bearing loan and earning profit — Usury & Gambling
Rental shops built with interest money on lawfully acquired land — Usury & Gambling
The ruling on interest-derived wealth after repentance — Usury & Gambling
Spending interest money on a madrasa — Usury & Gambling
The ruling on lotteries — Usury & Gambling
Breaking the Fast with Fruit Sold in the Market — Fasting
Maintaining a wife from unlawful wealth — Divorce
Is sacrifice obligatory if unlawful wealth is in one’s ownership? — Sacrifice & Aqiqah
Income from advocacy: zakat and Hajj — Agency
Endowing a mukhannath’s house to a mosque, by himself or through another — Waqf
Buying land with income from wine and endowing it to a madrasa — Waqf
A prostitute endowing land for a mosque — Waqf
The waqf of cinema owners and the like, and spending its income on religious works — Waqf
Where the passage in Shami on decorating a mosque with impure wealth is found — Waqf
Spending Haram Wealth on a Mosque — Waqf
Prayer in a Mosque Built with Lawful and Unlawful Money — Waqf
Serving the Religion with Unlawful Wealth — Waqf
Prayer in a Mosque Built by a Courtesan — Waqf
Taking Soil from a Non-Muslim’s Land for a Mosque — Waqf
Donations for a Madrasa from a Wine Merchant — Waqf
The Madrasa’s Tenants Make Musical Instruments: Meeting the Madrasa’s Expenses from This Income — Waqf
Spending the Money of a Shrine on a Mosque and a Madrasa — Waqf
A Kabaddi Match with a Stake, and Its Prize Money for a Madrasa — Waqf
Cinema and ‘Urs (an annual festival at a saint’s tomb on his death anniversary) to Run a Madrasa — Waqf
Aid to a Madrasa from Hindus and from a Prostitute — Waqf
Renting a house built by a prostitute for a madrasa — Waqf
Accepting aid from Christians for Islamic madrasas — Waqf
Aid from a non-Muslim to a religious madrasa — Waqf
A government-affiliated madrasa obtaining aid by mere paperwork; receiving money by showing more than the dearness allowance — Waqf
Is Zakat Due on the Funds of a Mosque or Madrasa? — Zakat
Zakat on Unlawful Wealth — Zakat
Zakat on money received at the end of employment — Zakat
Bank interest and giving zakat to sayyids — Zakat
Charity from unlawful wealth — Zakat
The difference between sadaqa and alms — Zakat

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