There are six of these and they are long. That is deliberate: a page that gestures at an answer wastes the reader’s time and, on a site full of them, buries the pages that do not. More will be added when there is something worth saying at this length.
Money and work
- What should I do with the interest my bank has paid me?Give it away without expecting reward for it, and to whom. Why leaving it in the account is the one option scholars agree against.
- Are credit cards haram?The card is not the problem; the contract behind it is. Why paying in full each month is the pivot, and why some scholars object even then.
- Is conventional insurance haram?The three objections scholars raise, why compulsory cover is treated differently, and what takaful actually changes.
- How do I know if a share is halal?The two screens scholars apply — what the business does, and what its balance sheet looks like — plus the purification step almost everyone forgets.
- Is my salary haram if my employer deals in interest?What your own role is doing matters more than what the company does. The line most scholars draw, and where it leaves ordinary jobs.
- Is a conventional mortgage ever permissible?The majority position, the minority necessity arguments and their conditions, and why the answer has changed as alternatives have appeared.
None of these is a fatwa. They set out what scholars hold and where they differ, so that the question you put to one is a specific question. Your own case turns on facts a page cannot see.