سوال

4. Can my desire for a better future, financial stability, and improving my family's quality of life be considered a necessity (darurah) that would allow such actions?

اَلجَوَابْ بِاسْمِ مُلْہِمِ الصَّوَابْ

In Islamic law, a "necessity" (Darurah) is a situation in which there is a real and serious threat to the preservation of one's religion, life, intellect, lineage, or essential property, such that a prohibited act may temporarily become permissible to remove that danger.

In your case, as described, your life is not in danger in your home country of Bangladesh; it is possible for you to live there, and your basic needs can be met.

Therefore, your situation does not fall under the category of necessity (Darurah), but rather under need (Hajah) or financial benefit. Such a need does not make lying, forgery, illegal entry, or breach of agreement permissible.

(الاشباہ و النظائر :73)

‌الضرورات ‌تبيح ‌المحظورات ... الثانية: ما أبيح للضرورة يقدر بقدرها.

(الأشباہ والنظائر للسیوطی:114)

الضرورة بلوغه حداً إن لم يتناول الممنوع هلك أو قارب، وهذا يبيح تناول الحرام، والحاجة كالجائع الذي لو لم يجد ما يأكله لم يهلك غیر انه يكون في جهد و مشقة وهذا لا يبيح الحرام.

(البناية شرح الهداية: 1/ 122)

فجعل القليل عند الضرورة عفوا، ولا ضرورة في الكثير.