[hussain faraz]

I want to add more clarification to my question.Here is the scenario. I am leaving in a house in India where I have given 10lakhs rupees for a period of 3yrs for staying in the house of the owner.The owner has the full right to sell the property or vacate us from house by repaying back the money during the tenure and not necessary at the end of the tenure.The only obligation b/w both parties here would be that we would leave in the piece of land provided by him until he would give us the moneyback and he would not be able to vacate us unless we are repaid.We would not take any extra amount from him during the tenure or give any extra amount to him.Is it haram ?

[Existentialist Absurd Hero]

Haram or not. Don't you have SOME kind of written contract, or standard legal precedent to follow. Otherwise a lot of opinions.

[Tris]

I am an negative atheist, so I don't speak with authority on this issue. However, I don't think it is haram to borrow money at what the Islamic code might deem too high a rate, but to lend money at the same rate prolly would be.

[Chanel]

From what I understand, you are paying money for the right to live in a house.Renting a house from someone is halal.

[Jesus, the Only Name that Saves]

yes it is. everything is haram in Islam. Try to come to Christ and you will be free from the yoke of all those dos and donts