View Full Version : What is Haram?
elDoraDo
12-11-2005, 07:00 AM
I often see ppl here yelling about halal/haram.
If someone does everything only Halal, that's great. we should be proud of him/her.
But i saw one post, and wondered. is it to be considered as haram or halal/
Thanks for answers.
p.s. the post is http://www.forum.uz/showpost.php?p=309623&postcount=2
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iStam
I often see ppl here yelling about halal/haram.
If someone does everything only Halal, that's great. we should be proud of him/her.
But i saw one post, and wondered. is it to be considered as haram or halal/
Thanks for answers.
p.s. the post is http://www.forum.uz/showpost.php?p=309623&postcount=2
manimcha to'g'ri kemidi ......chunki nohak yul bn kilinvotti
Oldin {Hmdee esindami} UZda 'sita' halavniy net ishlatardik ...hech uylamagndik
kattan olinadi nima deb..skorost' zur....kachayet bistro..otkrivayet zapretniye sayti.......
lek halol omasdik ...chunki kimni neti edi u kattan olinardi....bilmasdik :oops: :oops:
hamani vijdoniha havola......Insofilani bersin ....
Tokugawa
12-11-2005, 03:14 PM
Fatvo borga o'hshaydi.
Source: http://63.175.194.25/index.php?cs=prn&ln=eng&QR=454&dgn=3&dgn=2
Praise be to Allaah
The Permanent Committee for Iftaa' (Islamic Rulings), chaired by Sheikh Abdul-Aziz bin Baz, has replied to this question by ruling that it is not permissible to copy software without permission from the original author or the copyright holder based on the following three haadeeth of the Prophet (peace be upon him):
(1) "Muslims are to honor their agreements (with others)";
(2) "A Muslim's wealth is forbidden for others to use without his permission;" and,
(3) "Whoever is the first to acquire a mubaah (something lawful to acquire) is entitled to keep it". This applies to both Muslims and non-believers (who are not engaged in an act of war with Muslims) because the right of a non-believer is respected in the same manner as a Muslim's right. Allah knows best. (Committee Fatwa no: 18453)
Also, Sheikh Muhammad bin Salih Al-'Uthaimeen has ruled that whatever is customary among people should be the rule except when a user wants a copy for himself and the author or the copyright holder did not explicitly prohibit copying the software for private or public use. However, if the author or the copyright holder specifically stated that private and public copying of the software is prohibited, then it is not permissible to copy that software.
Committee Fatwa no: 18453
Sheikh Muhammad bin Salih Al-'Uthaimeen (www.islam-qa.com (http://www.islam-qa.com))
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PS: I found the link within http://www.muhajabah.com/islamicblog/archives/veiled4allah/004705.php . The rulings of 2 scholars Shaykh Muhammad al-Munajjid and Moiz Amjad, seemed to be slightly contradicting.
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