Ruling on appointing a Qadiani as the chief administrator
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Fatwa No : 82535
Ruling on appointing a Qadiani as the chief administrator
حظر و اباحت / جائز و ناجائز / گناہ و ناجائز
Ruling on appointing a Qadiani as the chief administrator
There is a hospital in an area of Mughalpura, Lahore, named Shalamar Hospital. It operates as a trust and runs on public donations, Zakat, charity, and alms. The concerning issue regarding this charitable trust is that its administration has appointed an Ahmadi (Qadiani) as the Chief Administrator. This person holds authority over financial and administrative matters. Furthermore, there is no financial contribution from the Ahmadi (Qadiani) community towards the hospital. Is it important to raise our voice in this regard."
الجوابُ حامِدا ًو مُصلیِّا ً
Appointing a Qadiani individual as the Chief Administrator is absolutely impermissible. The decision made by the hospital administration is undoubtedly mistaken. The concern and awareness shown by the questioner is commendable and reflects a rightful sense of responsibility to ensure that charitable funds such as Zakat and alms are used appropriately. Therefore, it is incumbent upon the local religious scholars, influential figures, and the general public to urge the hospital administration to reverse this decision. The administration, too, must be mindful of such sensitive matters."
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