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**sallythetolly** · 08-06-2012, 02:34 AM

I sincerely hope it won't come to that. Investing in blue chip companies would still be Haraam. As he will contribute to the house I am living in in terms of food, bills etc this distresses me greatly that the money is not halaal. The problem is he got his degree in business with the sole intention of investing. Nevertheless I will be adamant on this issue as it affects the entire family. I don't want haraam food in our stomach. It's difficult enough to know our house is mortaged let alone deal with our food, gas, electrics also being paid by haraam income. If need be I will involve my parents as they have the ability to enforce it. I'd rather it not get to that stage however. Forcing rarely works out well.

Request for Du'aas once again.

08-06-2012, 02:34 AM	#30
sallythetolly Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 421 Senior Member	I sincerely hope it won't come to that. Investing in blue chip companies would still be Haraam. As he will contribute to the house I am living in in terms of food, bills etc this distresses me greatly that the money is not halaal. The problem is he got his degree in business with the sole intention of investing. Nevertheless I will be adamant on this issue as it affects the entire family. I don't want haraam food in our stomach. It's difficult enough to know our house is mortaged let alone deal with our food, gas, electrics also being paid by haraam income. If need be I will involve my parents as they have the ability to enforce it. I'd rather it not get to that stage however. Forcing rarely works out well. Request for Du'aas once again.
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