A government-affiliated madrasa obtaining aid by mere paperwork; receiving money by showing more than the dearness allowance

Question

In a madrasa several teachers are appointed to teach the Dars-i Nizami (the traditional madrasa curriculum of South Asia), for which they receive a salary and also a monthly dearness allowance of 30 rupees. There is no permanent source of income for these expenses; rather, the administration adopts various means. As one such means, on the basis of some other administrative considerations, (the madrasa)

Answer

If the conditions of affiliation do not exist, and the affiliation was made by misrepresentation, showing the conditions of affiliation to be present, and its requirements are not fulfilled, but merely by filling in office paperwork it is reported that the requirements have been fulfilled, and aid is obtained in this way, then this is falsehood and deception; taking it is…

Source: Fatawa Mahmudiyya

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