Online Transactions
14 questions
What is the ruling on earning money from designing and selling clothes bearing religious words in both Arabic and English, through an online store that prints and markets the designs for a fee, with profits received online or manually?
Is working for a software company that requires online transactions and an electronic signature on a non-disclosure agreement, with work and pay shared between an individual contractor and his colleague, permissible or forbidden, and is the shared money lawful?
What is the ruling on dealing with "UA-FX" online investments?
Is it permissible to obtain a credit card from an interest-based (ribawi) bank to pay professional licensing fees in the UAE, knowing that there is no other way to pay, and the amount in the account always remains at a certain limit?
What is the ruling on dealing with credit cards that impose annual fees and fees for cash withdrawals and online transactions, and is that considered usury (riba)? And what are the ways to deal with credit cards so that they are permissible (halal) and free from usury (riba)?
Are banking transactions and e-marketing over the Internet permissible (halal)?
Is exchanging currencies in this manner considered usury due to the absence of the "hand-to-hand" condition?
Is it permissible for the owner of online courses and educational lessons to obligate students not to share them with others, or to sell them after purchasing them?
What is the ruling on dealing with a usurious bank due to dire necessity, in order to facilitate receiving funds from online work, knowing that Islamic alternatives exist but are more difficult in terms of procedures, fees, and time taken to receive funds?
What is the ruling on dealing with a broker who brings customers to an online store, if the store owner knows that the broker is a bank employee who uses credit cards of deceased individuals who have no heirs to complete purchase transactions?
Is earning through personal work online permissible if it contains no forbidden elements, and the increase in profit depends on the increase in work?
Is financial dealing with an online foreign currency investment company, characterized by a variable daily profit percentage and the possibility of reinvesting profits, with the company not guaranteeing the original capital, considered a usurious transaction?
Is it permissible or impermissible to conduct transactions in "dropshipping" if the seller does not receive money directly from the buyer, but rather the money remains suspended on the website until the buyer receives the product, and the seller purchases the product with his own money then sends it to the buyer?
What is the ruling on engaging in online transactions whose terms stipulate referring disputes to non-Islamic courts or to courts that do not apply God's law?