Question: A merchant sells a sack for seven hundred riyals in cash; if a purchaser wants to buy on credit, he adds fifty riyals to the price. Is that permissible or not?
Question: Is it permissible for a Muslim to sell a commodity for one price in cash and for a higher price on credit? And is it permissible for the buyer to purchase on credit accordingly?Moreover, we have seen many people...
Question: What is the ruling on buying a cheque for less than what it contains, even though its purchaser will withdraw the full amount from the bank? The motive for this arrangement may be that the cheque is post-dated, and...
Question: Two merchants import motor oils, one from Yemen and the other from Saudi Arabia. One sold a quantity of cartons to the other, and they agreed to sell carton for carton, plus an additional five hundred riyals, because one...
Question: The owner of a shop was asked by a person to provide an invoice so that he could obtain a loan from the Agricultural Bank, even though this bank takes an additional charge on the loan. The shop owner...
A question about the permissibility of selling paper currency one for another with an increase according to denominations: is it permissible, for example, that a man sell a commodity for one hundred thousand if paid in 1,000-notes, or for one...
Question: Paper currency has become the official currency in all countries. Is it to be governed by the same rulings as gold and silver in every respect, or does it have other rulings?
Question: What is the ruling on the following arrangement: A man gave another a sum of money on the basis that he would trade with it, making half of the sum a loan; the money advanced would be shared equally...
Question: A man sold another man a rifle for a known price, and stipulated upon him that he must not sell it, and that he [the seller] would buy it back from him for the same price and add a...