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Can one accept the prize given by banks?
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If a condition is imposed in some matter on an account-holder of the bank and the prize is given on the fulfilment of the condition, it is not permissible to give the prize or to accept it. But if a bank, whether owned by government or by the public or by both gives prizes to its customers unconditionally, the person who wins can accept it with the permission of the Mujtahid or his representative as derelict property. And if the bank is owned by a private party, it is not necessary to obtain any permission before accepting the prize. [1] 2:281.   Your Comment




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