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Originally Posted by Raz
Dear Mr. Adeel:
If my information is correct, you have done MBA and attained age of 22+. And now you are telling us that you didn't know "Riba" is prohibited in Islam. Do you think public/judges/bankers are insane to digest your argument?
Sood haram hy ye primary ky bachy ko bhi pata hy.
You joined bank knowing the fact that banks deal in "Riba" and "Riba" is prohibited in Islam. You entered into a contract without any compulsion; you had option to join with bond or not to join. There was no compulsion to join. Breach of contract is also prohibited in Islam. Bank invested on your training. Now at this stage you are breaching the contract. You want to prove yourself true Muslim by getting rid of Riba based job (very good decision) but at the same time your honesty (requirement for True Muslim) becomes questionable when you don't honor a contract.
Let me tell you one thing: You had intension to switch from the job before you met mufti. Look at your post :
http://www.cssforum.com.pk/588835-post590.html
http://www.cssforum.com.pk/588913-post599.html
So please don't use "Islam" as a cover. Religion ko dhal bana ky istemal karna bhi iman ki kamzori hy. With this mindset I cannot believe that you were so innocent that you did not know implications of "Riba" from Islamic point of view.
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dear raaz islaah talab hy
as you mentioned that breaching of any contract is also forbidden in islam, verily it is admitable but the contract must not be repugnant to islamic law and as we all know Hazrat Umar Farooque R.A breached his written promise and despite being promissor given plain refusal to the promisee (a christan) while conquer egypt, and also admitted; i was unawared at that time...
and Mr adeel khan you can on
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