Do you want to earn 3000$ without doing anything ( not spam)

[Irobot]

Earning money without doing anything is HARAM.

Ik nya fatwa aa gya.

 

[aamir_uetn]

Amir Bahi Maalana Diesal jaisa souchnay lgay ho aap bhi.........(bigsmile);)

استغفار ...... الله نا کرے میں کبھی ایسے سوچوں
:lol::lol::lol:

 

[aamir_uetn]

Mujhey samajh nahin ai app kehna kia cha rahe hain ?

shukar hai :lol:

 

[_Hope786]

shukar hai :lol:

Samajh aa JANDI tay LARAI ho jani si.....(bigsmile)

 

[aamir_uetn]

Samajh aa JANDI tay LARAI ho jani si.....(bigsmile)

:lol: ........... sssshhhhhhhhhhhhh (quite)

 

[NasNY]

Ik nya fatwa aa gya.

Its an old fatwa look it up(bigsmile)

 

[Irobot]

Its an old fatwa look it up(bigsmile)

Reference plzzzzzzz

 

[NasNY]

Reference plzzzzzzz

This question was about Gambling but it does apply to all forms of earning without effort.

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I want to ask if the lottery is Halal according to Islam, and can we get money in this way?​

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In his response to the question in point, Dr. Salah Sultan, President of Islamic American University and professor of Islamic Jurisprudence, Cairo University, issues the following Fatwa:

"The best way to earn money in Islam is to work hard and employ thought. Islam prohibits a Muslim from earning vast amounts of money without making any effort. Allah Almighty says: "O you who believe! Strong drink and games of chance and idols and divining arrows are only an infamy of Satan's handiwork. Leave it aside in order that you may succeed." (Al-Ma'idah: 90)

Islam wants people to give their money for good and charitable causes out of the goodness of their hearts, love of God and humanity, and not through devious and dubious ways and means. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) says, "Allah does not accept except that which is good and pure." (Reported by Al-Bukhari)

In Islam, money is not an aim in itself, in the sense that it is a means of earning one's livelihood. It is worth noting in this respect that the moment the prize winner's names are being announced, the limelight floods the winner while leaving hundreds of thousands of losers in hospitals suffering various psychological disturbances. Another question imposes itself: To what extent can lottery and gambling benefit production and the world economy in general?

http://www.islamawareness.net/Gambling/gambling_fatwa002.html

 

[Irobot]

This question was about Gambling but it does apply to all forms of earning without effort.

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I want to ask if the lottery is Halal according to Islam, and can we get money in this way?​

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In his response to the question in point, Dr. Salah Sultan, President of Islamic American University and professor of Islamic Jurisprudence, Cairo University, issues the following Fatwa:

"The best way to earn money in Islam is to work hard and employ thought. Islam prohibits a Muslim from earning vast amounts of money without making any effort. Allah Almighty says: "O you who believe! Strong drink and games of chance and idols and divining arrows are only an infamy of Satan's handiwork. Leave it aside in order that you may succeed." (Al-Ma'idah: 90)

Islam wants people to give their money for good and charitable causes out of the goodness of their hearts, love of God and humanity, and not through devious and dubious ways and means. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) says, "Allah does not accept except that which is good and pure." (Reported by Al-Bukhari)

In Islam, money is not an aim in itself, in the sense that it is a means of earning one's livelihood. It is worth noting in this respect that the moment the prize winner's names are being announced, the limelight floods the winner while leaving hundreds of thousands of losers in hospitals suffering various psychological disturbances. Another question imposes itself: To what extent can lottery and gambling benefit production and the world economy in general?

http://www.islamawareness.net/Gambling/gambling_fatwa002.html

Thanks
But this was about gambling.
Suppose a person owns a land or property and gets rent from it.
He is not doing any thing. Just earning rent every month or every year.
This would not be haram.