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    The document discusses the ruling on boycotting products manufactured by non-Muslims. It provides the example of a drink called "Cola" produced by a Jewish company. The author argues that it is permissible to consume or sell such products. As evidence, the author notes that the Prophet traded with and accepted gifts from Jews. Additionally, Muslims commonly use products from Jewish companies like automobiles without issue. The author concludes that going as far as boycotting all non-Muslim made products would be taking the issue to an extreme.

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    The document discusses the ruling on boycotting products manufactured by non-Muslims. It provides the example of a drink called "Cola" produced by a Jewish company. The author argues that it is permissible to consume or sell such products. As evidence, the author notes that the Prophet traded with and accepted gifts from Jews. Additionally, Muslims commonly use products from Jewish companies like automobiles without issue. The author concludes that going as far as boycotting all non-Muslim made products would be taking the issue to an extreme.

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    The document discusses the ruling on boycotting products manufactured by non-Muslims. It provides the example of a drink called "Cola" produced by a Jewish company. The author argues that it is permissible to consume or sell such products. As evidence, the author notes that the Prophet traded with and accepted gifts from Jews. Additionally, Muslims commonly use products from Jewish companies like automobiles without issue. The author concludes that going as far as boycotting all non-Muslim made products would be taking the issue to an extreme.

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    The document discusses the ruling on boycotting products manufactured by non-Muslims. It provides the example of a drink called "Cola" produced by a Jewish company. The author argues that it is permissible to consume or sell such products. As evidence, the author notes that the Prophet traded with and accepted gifts from Jews. Additionally, Muslims commonly use products from Jewish companies like automobiles without issue. The author concludes that going as far as boycotting all non-Muslim made products would be taking the issue to an extreme.

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    Boycotting Products Manufactured by Non-Muslims Original Title: Author: Muammad Ibn li al-Uthaymn

    Boycotting Products Manufactured by Non-Muslims1

    Question: There is a drink called Cola that is supposedly produced by a Jewish company. What is the ruling of consuming this drink or of selling it? Is this considered cooperating in something that is sin and transgression? Answer: You have never heard that the prophet ( ) used to buy food from a Jewish man to feed his family?! He died while his shield was pawned to this Jewish man.2 You have never heard that the messenger ( ) used to accept gifts from the Jews?!3 If we are going to go so far as to say this, then let us not overlook something even more obvious: we use automobiles that are manufactured by Jewish companies. There are other beneficial products made only by them 4

    1 This fatw was taken from a book titled al-Fatw al-Shariyyah f al-Qay al-Ariyyah, a collection of various rulings compiled by Muhammad Ibn Fahd al-Husayn. 2 This is mentioned in the hadth recorded by al-Bukhr (no. 2068) and Muslim (no. 4090). 3 This is mentioned in the hadth recorded by al-Bukhr (no. 5777). 4 Taken from: al-Bb al-Mafth (no. 61-70, pg. 95).

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