Asalaam Alay'kum
i am currently taking a financing course for the part-time job i have in an insurance company;but i believe life insurance is prohibited in Islam. I have also heard that it is permanant policy (where one pays premium every month until they pass away) which is haraam, because we can't put a price on death. Also there is term policy, where one buys a policy for a period of time, for instance 20 or 30 years but they still pay premium every month ofcourse. And i heard the term policy is ok to have. So i am very confused about this because the reason why i joined this company is to help people come out of debt and give them a peace of mind because if God forbid something happens to them, their children or spouse gets the money to pay for his/her funeral and other expenses. So can you please tell me if it is ok to have someone insured or not, i would really appreciate it. Jazak'Allah khair.
Wasalaam Alay'kum
i am currently taking a financing course for the part-time job i have in an insurance company;but i believe life insurance is prohibited in Islam. I have also heard that it is permanant policy (where one pays premium every month until they pass away) which is haraam, because we can't put a price on death. Also there is term policy, where one buys a policy for a period of time, for instance 20 or 30 years but they still pay premium every month ofcourse. And i heard the term policy is ok to have. So i am very confused about this because the reason why i joined this company is to help people come out of debt and give them a peace of mind because if God forbid something happens to them, their children or spouse gets the money to pay for his/her funeral and other expenses. So can you please tell me if it is ok to have someone insured or not, i would really appreciate it. Jazak'Allah khair.
Wasalaam Alay'kum