Madrasas — Waqf
- Is the Rector or the Imam Bound by the Counsel of the Shura?
- Majority Decision in the Light of the Shari‘a
- What Should the System of Madrasas Be Like?
- Forming a Committee for a Madrasa and Mosque, Fixing a Fee for It, Etc.
- Making Irreligious People Members of the Working Committee
- If a Madrasa’s Money Is Spent Carelessly, a Committee Should Be Formed
- What Course Should Be Taken to Save an Institution from Ruin by an Opposing Group?
- Not Spending at the Time of Need Is Also a Breach of Trust
- Rendering accounts when accused of embezzlement
- Administrators attending to buildings, oxen and the like instead of education
- Dismissing the rector of a madrasa and its staff without cause
- The madrasa director calling subordinate teachers to account
- Opposing elementary religious schools
- A madrasa set up in opposition to another madrasa
- Opposing an Arabic Madrasa and Breach of Trust
- A Dispute Concerning a Madrasa
- A Manager Closed a Religious Madrasa: The Ruling
- Treating an Elementary Religious School and Madrasa as Personal Property
- A Precedent for Religious Madrasas in the Era of the Companions and the Successors
- The Predominance of Secular Education in Madrasa Ta‘lim al-Din
- Is the Madrasa Rector the Agent of the Students or of the Donor
- Is the Rector of a Madrasa the Agent of the Students or of the Donor?
- Whose Agent Is the Rector of a Madrasa, and Are Madrasa Donations Waqf?
- An employee obtained the rector’s permission to travel for fundraising and had a ticket made, then the rector withdrew the permission
- A will concerning a madrasa
- Placing a marker in the classroom before the bell rings
- Building a mosque on madrasa land
- Building a mosque on the madrasa’s land as one of its needs
- No right to take land back after giving it to a madrasa
- Giving a religious madrasa’s waqf to an Islamic school
- Giving the produce of land endowed for a religious madrasa to a school
- Denying having given land to a madrasa after giving it
- Expanding a mosque under a madrasa’s trusteeship with the madrasa’s land
- When taking possession of land endowed for a madrasa risks strife
- Setting up an Islamic school by usurping possession
- Intending to give land to a madrasa does not end ownership
- Making One’s Book a Waqf for a Madrasa
- Does the Mere Intention to Give a Clock to a Madrasa Make It a Valid Waqf?
- Land Endowed for a Religious Madrasa That Now Also Teaches English and Bengali
- Relocating a Madrasa to Another Place
- A Path Through Madrasa Land
- Building a Madrasa on Ownerless Land
- Giving Prizes to Students from Madrasa Funds
- Selling a Copy of the Qur’an After It Has Been Made a Waqf for a Madrasa
- Teachers Selling Examination Copybooks
- Money Given to a Custodian for a Madrasa Which He Consumed
- Spending Madrasa Money on One’s Own Needs as a Loan
- Using Mosque and Madrasa Funds as Loans for One Another
- Lending the Madrasa’s Money
- Taking a Loan from Madrasa Funds
- Trading with the Madrasa’s Money
- Trading with Madrasa Funds, and a Mosque Above a Madrasa Building
- Sweets from the fund on success in an examination
- Grain bought with zakat money sold after the price fell
- Expiation for using madrasa property without permission
- The drainpipe of the Shahi Mosque onto the roof of Madrasa Imdadiya, Moradabad
- Quartering police in a madrasa room
- Getting a madrasa house vacated by a tenant
- The children of a madrasa employee living in the madrasa house
- An Employee Living in a Madrasa House Without Paying Rent
- Housing an Employee’s Children in a Madrasa Room
- Renting Out the Premises of an Endowed Madrasa for Wedding Parties
- Renting Out a Place of Learning
- The Rector Residing in a Building Endowed for Teaching, or Collecting Rent from It
- Changing the Purpose of Expenditure
- It Is Not Permissible to Give One Madrasa’s Money to a Person of Another Madrasa
- Spending Money Collected for One Madrasa on Another Madrasa
- Spending One Madrasa’s Money on Another Madrasa
- Giving Money Donated to a Madrasa to a Teacher One Has Engaged Oneself
- What the Consultative Council Has Assigned to Someone Is for Him Alone
- Assisting the Imarat-e Sharʿiyya from a Madrasa’s Income
- Transferring Endowed Books from One Madrasa to Another
- An Agent Has No Right to Change the Donor’s Intention
- Claiming More from the Madrasa than Was Actually Spent
- Compensation for Personal Belongings Lost on a Journey for the Madrasa’s Work
- The Waqif Permitting a Madrasa to Be Built, Before the Mosque Is Built, on Land Endowed for a Mosque and Madrasa
- Endowing Land and a House as Waqf for a Madrasa in Madina al-Munawwara
- Giving a Student Association’s Money to Dar al-‘Ulum
- Feeding the Tablighi Jamaat with the Madrasa’s Food
- Spending Madrasa Money on Tabligh
- Feeding the Tablighi Jamaat with Grain Meant for the Students
- Using the Madrasa’s Clods in Travel
- The Shaykh’s Guests Using the Madrasa’s Clods
- Donations for a Madrasa from a Wine Merchant
- The Madrasa’s Tenants Make Musical Instruments: Meeting the Madrasa’s Expenses from This Income
- Spending the Money of a Shrine on a Mosque and a Madrasa
- A Kabaddi Match with a Stake, and Its Prize Money for a Madrasa
- Cinema and ‘Urs (an annual festival at a saint’s tomb on his death anniversary) to Run a Madrasa
- Aid to a Madrasa from Hindus and from a Prostitute
- Renting a house built by a prostitute for a madrasa
- Accepting aid from Christians for Islamic madrasas
- Aid from a non-Muslim to a religious madrasa
- A government-affiliated madrasa obtaining aid by mere paperwork; receiving money by showing more than the dearness allowance
- Entitlement to salary during the long vacation
- Pay for Work during the Vacation Days
- Entitlement to Salary for the Long Vacation
- Salary for the Madrasa’s Long Vacation When the Teacher Left for Another Place at Its End
- Long-Vacation Salary for a Temporary Teacher
- Entitlement to Salary on Resigning after the Long Vacation
- Entitlement to Salary on Resigning without Notice
- Salary for the period to a teacher sent home for a time for fear of unrest
- Equivocation (tawriya) about a spiritual illness in sick leave
- Is there a right to salary for presence in one’s room without teaching?
- The rule on salary for days off
- The rule on salary regarding leave and the long vacation
- The rector dismissed a teacher, then the patron reinstated him: who must pay the salary for the period of dismissal?
- Disabled after Long Service: Is He Entitled to a Salary?
- A Promise of a Salary Increase
- Deducting a Teacher’s Salary for Absences
- A Madrasa Rector’s Salary without Prior Agreement
- The Rector’s Double Salary in Ramadan and Not Performing the Assigned Work
- Paying an Extra Month’s Salary on Dismissing a Teacher
- Paying an Extra Month’s Salary at the End of the Year and Deducting Salary for Every Absence
- Serving the Madrasa without Salary and Residing in the Madrasa Building
- In Monthly Salary the Number of Days Is Taken into Account
- Salary for the Period of Illness
- Ways of the Stratagem of Transfer of Ownership (Hilat al-Tamlik) for Paying Salaries
- Is the Food Given to a Teacher Permission (Ibaha) or Transfer of Ownership (Tamlik)?
- Is It Degrading That a Religious Teacher’s Salary Is Less Than a Primary Teacher’s?
- The Society’s Money for the Teacher’s Salary
- Offsetting a Salary against a Debt
- A Salary from the Madrasa for Tabligh
- Giving a Teacher One Hundred and Fifty Rupees and Taking His Signature for Two Hundred
- Paying a Pension to a Teacher of an Arabic Madrasa
- The Ruling on a Pension for an Employee
- Fictitious Register Proceedings in a Madrasa
- A Provident Fund in a Religious Madrasa
- When Is Ownership of a Wage Established? An Objection to the Employees’ Fund Based on a Passage of al-Hidaya
- Engaging a fundraiser on commission
- Appointing a fundraiser for a madrasa on commission
- Collecting donations on commission
- Raising donations on a commission basis
- Collecting donations on commission; a fundraiser mixing zakat with other charity
- From what funds should the expenses of madrasa fundraisers be paid? Collecting donations on commission
- Deception by a madrasa fundraiser
- May a fundraiser make himself the owner of the donations (tamlik)?
- A teacher spending collected money before tamlik
- A fine for a fundraiser’s mistake
- Relieving a fundraiser of his post
- If a fundraiser and the administrator disagree, an arbiter should be appointed
- Is there more reward in giving money to an elementary religious school or in hajj badal?
- Should the money go to the heir or to the madrasa?
- A wife intended to give her bracelets to a madrasa but passed away: what should the husband do?
- Stopping help to an old madrasa and helping a new one
- Donating to a high school
- Women donating to a madrasa gathering without their husbands’ permission
- A minor giving money as a donation to the madrasa
- Donating from property jointly mixed between a minor and an adult
- Help to a religious institution from a wealthy man who neglects his employees’ rights
- Helping male and female students of a madrasa, and calling them “beloved” and similar words
- Collecting donations in the name of a madrasa and not giving them to the madrasa
- Spending donation money on a prize-giving gathering
- Building shops with a madrasa’s donation money
- The ruling on one who took a madrasa’s papers, seals and receipt books and collected donations with them
- Taking donations in the expectation that entitled students will come
- Education of children of the well-off in a charitable madrasa
- Educating the children of the well-off with donations
- How to spend donations collected with a forged receipt
- Building a madrasa with donations and calling it one’s own house; not accepting some rulings of Bihishti Zewar
- Government aid money for teachers’ salaries
- The effects of government aid on a religious madrasa
- Collecting and spending customary payments
- Donors should be aware of teachers’ pensions
- Pressing the Donor for Donations; Engaging in Trade Alongside Teaching
- Collecting Zakat, Fitra and Sacrificial Hides on a Madrasa Receipt
- Going to the Bazaar for Donations Where There Are Unveiled Women
- Jumu‘a in a New Mosque and Replacing the Friday Holiday with Sunday
- A Holiday in Madrasas on the Day of ‘Ashura’
- A Holiday on the Day of ‘Ashura
- Holidays on the Birthdays of the Four Caliphs
- Adhan and Congregational Prayer in a Madrasa
- A Decision That Teachers Pray Before the Mosque Congregation
- Giving the Heirs of a Madrasa Fundraiser Money as Assistance
- If the Rector Does Not Spend Zakat on Its Proper Channel, May an Employee Spend It on His Own?
- Employing Religious Scholars Like Mill Workers
- Taking Service from a Minor Pupil
- Taking service from young children
- Having a student wash clothes soiled by a wet dream
- The way to serve the religion
- Issuing a false certificate of employment at an institution
- Taking employment in a government madrasa after studying Arabic
- Taunting students for missing the congregational prayer
- Students wandering about in the bazaars
- Calling a madrasa teacher a servant
- A promise of Paradise for paying off a madrasa’s debt
- Tea and the like during madrasa hours
- Taking money from others to repair a water tap
- Is it a madrasa or a village meeting house?
- Teaching prayer and the funeral prayer through enacted dialogues
- Securing land for a graveyard and madrasa during the consolidation of landholdings by paying a bribe
- A dispute over a wall with the madrasa’s neighbour
- Madrasa staff taking possession of the belongings of a student who left the madrasa leaving them behind
- Not informing people of the misconduct of an imam and teacher despite knowing of it
- Appointing as teacher a person who reviles the scholars of truth
- Students giving money to a teacher upon passing an examination
- The rector reading the letters of teachers and students without permission
- Is the turban-tying ceremony necessary?
- Special food for the teachers
- Drinking the milk that is given to children in schools
- Having children recite na‘ts for the purpose of education
- The school of thought of the scholars of Deoband and Jalalabad