A Strange Thing I’M Going Through, Need Some Help
Every transaction is a new transaction. Religion does not look at things this way.
@Irfan76 sir can you give me an example of which type of or how should his intention be when doing something, that would make it impermissible for me to take benefit from? I mean sort of falling in the same category of Haram earning? I am asking this so that I can comparatively understand better that where religion looks at things as Haram and where it doesn’t. Just as you highlighted that in the example I shared above religion doesn’t look at it this way
@Irfan76 ‎ sir I understand this that unconscious sin wouldn’t be a problem, so I remain relax about it, as long as it remains unconscious (it doesn’t happen because of my negligence, where I didn’t neglect a precautionary measure which should have been taken). We try to do some effort in preventing it with what resources we have (and this proves we are not care less). Then after it, if sin happens unconsciously that’s no problem. That’s how I understood (please correct me if I am wrong). ‎‎So sir here, I can freely have friendship and mingling with the friend, and I don’t let the risk of unconscious sin happening allow me to stop from mingling. ‎‎but as a precautionary step that can be taken, am I Islamically required to tell my friend about this phenomenon? that if he does something for me with intention of returning a past favor that I did for him (my actions for doing that favor were Haram, either intrinsically or because of my intention), then this thing’s utilization would be impermissible for me. so in this way my friend be mindful and would not do something for me with intention of returning a past favor deliberately in his mind (and hence chance of him mindfully intending to return a Haram favor would decrease), and I would decrease the risk of unconscious sin for myself. ‎‎If my friend isn’t mindful about this phenomenon, am I Islamically required to at tell him and make him aware? As a precautionary measure? ‎‎‎