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In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.
All praise and thanks are due to Allah, and peace and blessings be upon His Messenger.
In this fatwa:
The pay, against honest work, of every worker who does not write a contract of interest-based loan or set an exorbitant price for an ingredient service or item, is haram or has a touch of haram.
In his response to your question, Prof. Dr. Monzer Kahf, Professor of Islamic Finance and Economics at Qatar Faculty of Islamic Studies, states:
Exorbitant pricing is haram but it is not riba (interest). Unfortunately this is the way medical services are priced in America and this comes out of the monopolist system of this profession.
There are many hospitals in America that really do not make profit and many are parts of non-profit organizations.
The system is too complicated to allow us to finger point to any component of it as the reason for high prices. But all of it is unfair, yet necessary for everyone.
With all the above, I do not think that the pay, against honest work, of every worker who does not do a haram per se (such as writing a contract of interest-based loan or setting (making the decision of) an exorbitant price for an ingredient service or item), is haram or has a touch of haram.
Almighty Allah knows best.