Ask Qul - Social Interaction - stealing from unbelievers/kufur

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Bihar al-Anwar, v. 78, p. 374, no. 24

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Question : #298

Subject:	stealing from unbelievers/kufur
Question:	SA, A general question, don't judge me please. But is it permissible to steal from the unbelievers in their countries, or defraud them as they themselves do?
Answer:	It is not permissible to steal from their private and public property, nor is it permissible to cause any damage to such property, since the said acts could tarnish the reputation of Islam and Muslims in general. Notwithstanding the above, it is not permissible, for it amounts to treachery and breach of implicit trust, when applying for entry visa or residence. Treachery and breach of trust directed against anybody is haraam

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