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The Dar Al-Ifta issued a ruling regarding evading payment for meals prepared upon the client's request. It clarified that the contract of manufacturing (Istisna') is permissible in Shariah, and once the woman completes the meals according to the agreed specifications, the client's enjoyment of the meals becomes unlawful. It also emphasized that evading payment is considered a forbidden act, amounting to treachery and breach of trust, which causes harm to the woman who invested her money and time in preparing the food. This contradicts the Shariah obligation to honor the contract after the other party has fulfilled their duties.
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