Ask Qul - Business / Investment - government intervention

'Verily the ordeal is faster in descending upon a pious believer than rain to the bottom of the earth.'

Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib [as]

Bihar al-Anwar, v. 67, p. 222, no. 29

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Question : #382

Subject:	government intervention
Question:	Some governments are committed to providing housing for the needy under specific circumstances. Is it permissible for a Muslim to buy a house in which he resides for a short time (so that he will not be liable for khums [on that house]), and then he gives it out on rent so he can then go and live in a house subsidized by the government?
Answer:	Khums is not waived from a house just by living in it for a short while without actually being in need of it, as has been presumed in the question.

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