An employee obtained the rector’s permission to travel for fundraising and had a ticket made, then the rector withdrew the permission

Question

Zayd, a teacher at a religious madrasa, was ill. For a change of climate he wanted to travel to Baghonwali in connection with fundraising for the madrasa, that is, on behalf of the madrasa. When he mentioned it to the rector of the madrasa, the latter gave verbal permission. And Zayd, having informed the rector of the madrasa, had a departure ticket made. When the ticket had been made, the rector of the madrasa refused the journey for fundraising and promised to grant leave.

Answer

When concluding the employment agreement, a teacher must learn at least those rules of the madrasa whose observance is binding upon him, or under which concessions may be granted to him. Remaining unaware of the madrasa’s rules is a serious shortcoming. Those responsible for the madrasa (the rector and others)

Source: Fatawa Mahmudiyya

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