Is it permissible to lie and force to get fair rights? 7599451838

There are two main points in your question. E.g.

1. Is it permissible to lie or write in order to get one's fair share?
2. Is it permissible to force the authorities to exercise their just rights? It is haraam to lie to get a fair right. There is no doubt that poets are sinners. However, there is an opportunity to lie, especially in the case. It will not be a sin. One of them is that it is permissible to lie in order to assert one's just rights. It is permissible to lie to save oneself from oppression. As such if you really have to be deprived of a job despite being eligible just because you are a Muslim or a minority. If the government does not recognize the educational institution even though it is required, then it will be permissible to take the government recognition by mentioning the year of establishment incorrectly. However, if the organization is not needed, or the qualifications are valued, then it will not be permissible to resort to lies. But in all cases one should try to get recognition without lying. If that is not possible, then there is a chance to lie if necessary to assert one's right. (Durrul Mukhtar, 9/612; Bijayatin Ala Hamishil Hindiya, 6/359)Forcing the authorities to get fair rights If the state deprives Muslims of jobs only because they are a minority despite their qualifications, deprives the masses of the light of education despite the need for educational institutions, then it is permissible to force the government to build and operate the necessary educational institutions. . However, it is not permissible to plunder wealth, kill or carry out banditry. Rather, it is permissible to force the government to establish its just rights through a just movement. There are no Shariah prohibitions in it.After getting official recognition, if there is no education in the institutions, that is, there is no institutional basis, then taking salary will not be permissible at all. 8889326813