I am seeking for a Mashoora on a issue raised due to allocating shares in a partnership business among 4 best friends. The industry was clothing and capital is 400k. I shall name the business partners as A,B,C,D A is inputting 160k, and being a sleeping partner. (from London) B is inputting 160K, and at UAE. C is inputting 40K D is inputting 40K A has no roles and responsibilities. B will do the purchasing once in 3 months or once in 6 months or as the stock finishes. C and D will be conducting the daily operation and sales. The shares that was allocated considering the money and effort was, A - 20% B - 40% C - 20% D - 20% And it came in the following manner Capital Share from 400K - A 40%, B 40%, C 10%, D 10% Effort Share - A - 0%, B - 40%, C 30%, D%30 so Capital + Effort share = 40%, 80%, 40%, 40% out of 200 so out of 100 = 20,40,20,20. % so the problem that was raised, B is only doing purchasing once in 3 months or 6 months or as soon as stocks finish. C and D says Operation and Sales task are daily on going work and time consuming, so how can someone working in once in 3 months or 6 months have a greater effort share than Daily on going time consuming tasks. so they are demanding for more than purchasing or to reduce the purchasing share. so isn't it fare to go for a percentage of Capital Share from 400K - A 40%, B 40%, C 10%, D 10% Effort Share - A - 0%, B - 20%, C 40%, D% 40 so final profit/loss share will be 20%, 30%, 25%, 25% ?

Salams all - I'm wondering about charging money for an Islamic dream interpretation service that I provide via my online tool Dreamstate (https://dreamstateai.replit.app/) . It costs me money to provide the tool (about $100 per month for various AI products that support authentic interpretations), not to mention the time away from paid work to build and improve it (significantly more $). The first 3 dreams are free, then I currently charge a minimal amount for lifetime unlimited access ($4). I have had feedback that Islamic services like this should be free entirely. But if I charge nothing, I can't continue to work on it. As a skilled revert who is otherwise unsupported financially, should I give up on building Islamic tools and go get other work? Then my skills would not be used to benefit the ummah. How does this work? I understand the premise but surely the context matters. Have genuinely been wondering about this for a while so any insights from anyone = appreciated

BY **haraam** ways I have earned money suppose ($1000) and invest this all money in a business. What if I earn like $1500 through legal business and does a charity of invested money ($1000), then the profit income (*$500*) be will my income be halaal or haraam ?.

I am a developer. A client asked me to set up a system that collects public real estate data from a site like ImmoScout. The data is public (property details, no copyrighted material like images or descriptions), but the site’s Terms of Service forbid scraping. In some projects, I personally code the scraper. In other projects, I don’t code the main scraper — I just build the infrastructure around it, using a third-party API like Apify that does the scraping. 1. In both cases (building the scraper myself or using a third-party scraper), is it haram if it violates the site’s ToS? 2. if the client keap using the tool, would that be considered continuously participating in sin (siyyi’ah jariyah)?

As-salāmu ʿalaykum wa raḥmatullāhi wa barakātuh, I address you with respect and sincerity, seeking guidance and clarity from an Islamic perspective. My name is Dunia, and I am currently developing a professional project focused on luxury travel, exclusive tourism, events, and concierge services. My sincere intention is to serve my clients with excellence, to offer memorable experiences, and—if Allah wills—to dedicate my future earnings to support charitable and halal causes. The purpose of this message is to kindly request your advice regarding the current name of my company: Ambrosio Experiences. I am aware that the name “Ambrosio” has Greek origins and is associated with meanings such as “immortality” or “food of the gods.” As a Muslim, I firmly believe that there is no deity but Allah (Subḥānahu wa Taʿālā), who is perfect and in no need of sustenance. I never intended to promote or associate any divine attributes with anything or anyone other than Allah. When I chose the name, I was simply drawn to its sound. A colleague also liked it, so we selected it. It was only later that I learned of its original meaning. I interpreted it poetically as “unforgettable or lasting experiences,” not in any literal or theological sense. However, I am now concerned—out of love and fear of Allah—that the name may be inappropriate, or even considered haram or bordering on shirk (may Allah protect us). My only wish is for this project to be halal, pure, and blessed—free of anything that may displease Allah or prevent barakah in my efforts. For this reason, I respectfully seek your opinion: • Is the current name Islamically permissible (halal) considering its origin and context? • Or would it be better and more advisable to change the name to something entirely free of such associations, so that the project may be fully blessed and protected, in shāʾ Allāh? I would be deeply grateful for any guidance, fatwa, or advice you can offer. May Allah reward you abundantly for your knowledge, your time, and your sincere help to others in the Ummah. Wa-jazākum Allāhu khayran wa barakallāhu fīkum.

Salam'Alaykoum, I know that falsely claiming a refund (e.g. saying a package wasn’t received) is normally haram due to dishonesty. But what about when the company is a large multinational that openly supports Zionist causes and contributes to oppression in Gaza? Does the ruling stay the same in this context, or is there any scholarly nuance? I’m not doing this — just trying to understand the fiqh position. Any sources would be helpful.

Assalamualaikum, I am a 3D artist and I recently started searching for clients that I can freelance for but I am confused what kind of clients should I work with I mean I know I can't be working with businesses that make haram products so that is in control. But when I make the ads for those companies I do not add any audio but they might add some kind of song or maybe add some haram elements later in the future. So I just wanted to know if it halal to be working with those businesses. Thank you :)

I work in real estate as a muslim women with full hijab I have to show house to many people but I keep my distance and also my question is can I post some videos showing homes on social media or can I do podcasts,so I get leads from there also I am the only source of income for my family!but I want everything to be halal but I am confused as I see so many women covered modestly and promoting there business online please answer me! Jazakallah khair

Assalamwalekum WRB brother . 1. a property that is being used as office for employees, which is consulting or service business?as well the office building has loan or mortgage on it ... 2. I have brought a property on mortgage but and rented it 180k then there is mortgage EMI which is going , like EOD its more that the rent means a loss and property value is not increased that much too so what should I do ? I live in rented property my self and planning to move into this one.. 3. there is an other property in which I live now in other country but in future I may be sell it, but now its my residence whats the ruling on that for zakat ?

Q2. I want to know that selling graphic design services is haram? Like we also make cartoons and illustrations of real people and also cartoon characters, so is that okay?

I have read that gambling, pornography and alcohol among other things are haram. So would ownership in cam-girl industries and casinos, be considered haram also? Even if the person does not necessarily participate in these activities himself?

AssalamuAlaykum. I'm trying to go into the cosmetology niche with web design. Meaning I create websites for businesses that specialize with cosmetology. Or even cosmetology schools. I know in these websites they show women with their hair and sometimes even awrah because that's what they teach you to do. How to cut hair, do nails, etc. Is it permissible to create websites for these people? The money I get means nothing if Allah doesn't like it.

I want to know if an email processing system is halal or haraam. You are setting up a business website invited by others by paying $25 to him and setup your own business website inviting other users to pay you $25. You carry forward to do the same to earn from the business. Please give your valuable suggestions.

this is a **digital downloadable** product. Like a cracked file/product.

"Bing Rewards is a program where users earn points by searching on the Bing search engine and completing tasks, which can then be redeemed for rewards like gift cards. The program allows up to five accounts per household, but I am the only one in my household who uses Bing. I created and use all five accounts myself to earn more rewards, as my family does not use the platform. Additionally, I am considering creating more than five accounts and doing the tasks (such as searches) to earn even more points. Is it permissible in Islam to create and use these multiple accounts for the purpose of earning more rewards, even if it might go against the platform’s intended use?"

The title is only really one half of the question, as what I'm really unsure about is the fact that the majority of slaves throughout the Islamic slave trade were bought and not acquired through war. I would be under the assumption that with how much the prophet ﷺ abhorred capturing free folk and kidnapping them, that it would be prohibited in turn to purchase slaves from foreign bodies which they had acquired via the very kidnapping which was not forbidden for them. > Narrated Abu Huraira: The Prophet (ﷺ) said, "Allah says, 'I will be against three persons on the Day of Resurrection: -1. One who makes a covenant in My Name, but he proves treacherous. -2. One who sells a free person (as a slave) and eats the price, -3. And one who employs a laborer and gets the full work done by him but does not pay him his wages.' " Sahih al-Bukhari 2227 https://sunnah.com/bukhari:2227 Yet that leads to another problem in which how could it then be possible for any of the slaves acquired by non-muslim forces to be permissable in that sense as they have not acquired them from a holy war, nor have they had to follow any of the islamic principles. The reason why I say it's only one half is because I'm also wondering what the actual stipulations are for Muslims to capture slaves. I keep seeing contradicting answers on this site or it just being incompletely explained elsewhere, but is the acquisition of slaves only the combatants and non combatants who were present at the battle or does it include the cities of conquest? Because even if a minority of slaves historically were gained from Muslim conquest, there's no way so many women would be present in the battle fields throughout history for Muslims to have such a large ratio of female slaves and concubines. As such I'd be led to believe that POWs included the common folk of cities under siege and conquest by the Muslims as well, but is it so? And finally, sorry for adding an emotional response rather than rational one at the end, but is it not unfair that in the case that we could trade and buy slaves from non Muslims regardless of how they were acquired, or rather the fact that they ended up slaves for reasons unrelated to being against the Muslims in any way shape or form? They were not fighting the Muslims, they were not complicit in anything, in the case of kidnapping they had been guilty of absolutely nothing. > Shaykh al-Shanqiti (may Allah have mercy on him) said: “The reason for slavery is kufr and fighting against Allah and His Messenger. When Allah enables the Muslim mujahidin who are offering their souls and their wealth, and fighting with all their strength and with what Allah has given them to make the word of Allah supreme over the kuffar, then He makes them their property by means of slavery unless the ruler chooses to free them for nothing or for a ransom, if that serves the interests of the Muslims.” (Adwa al-Bayan, 3/387) Of course this builds upon the idea that my first supposition is true though lol.

I am a freelancer and working with people from all over the world is common for me. But whenever I receive an offer from a client residing in **Israel/France**, I find myself standing in a complete confusion whether to work with them or not. Unfortunately I could not find a clear cut answer for this so posting it here now with high hopes. So the thing is I am aware I should not do the work with anybody if it involves anything anti-islamic like Betting, Winery etc but in most of the cases, work involved is all good but then I think Israel is an illegal oppressive state and they would get taxes from that client I would work with. So indirectly some of that money is gonna get used against Muslims. Same is the case with France, they promote Islamophobia at a state level and do other blasphemic contests as well. So a French person's tax is gonna get used by their Govt in in that regard too. So wouldn't it be Haram to get involved with such people and work? I understand somebody may think that this logic makes working Haram with US citizens as well because they launch anti-muslim activities too but the thing (I think) is US does not do it openly. Those are their secret missions or what so ever. But France and Israel do it openly and back such anti-islamic activities publicly. Share your valuable thoughts please.

We're a group of students, studying at a prestigious University, we had to shift from city campus to its permanent campus due to some new Govt. policies. Currently we're living in a rural area and have been facing various problems, but the main issue abou which I am going to request you to clarify me is that, over here two students have made such an accommodation crisis that if you need a room for living you have to take the room from them with double and sometimes tripled rent price than if you were able to take it directly from the owner of the building. For example, a room would cost 1500 bucks per month if you take it from the owner, but now you have to spend 4000 bucks (more or less) for that room monthly only because of those two students, as they have already taken those room and left us with no choice but to take rooms with that high price from them. And due to lack of adequate apartments, we have no alternatives to stay in other places or buildings as they have taken all of them and making a lot of money out of it. And we are the victims of their business. Now my question is, what they are doing, according to the rulings of islam, is it halal or haram business?

Assalamualaikum ust/ustdz so im a 15yo person,who wants start a business. Actually i wanna be dropshiper in online store, and i found photo card kpop which is cheap and i also asked to the seller if i can dropship her shop's product. But Im afraid of Allah in the day of judgment idk i think if i sell photo card KPop can be sin. Because it shows body of them. But can u give me an advice? Im so confused Thanks

> Narrated `Aisha: Allah's Messenger (ﷺ) died while his (iron) armor was > mortgaged to a Jew for thirty Sas of barley. https://sunnah.com/bukhari:2916 When Prophet (s.a) died he was ruler of vast kingdom and he had lot of muslims to help him. Any reason he had his armor mortgaged with a Jew ?