The two tapes.
The two tapes.
(Question 37):
Five things:
(1) Knowing the amount of each of them by the weight or measure customarily used at the time of sale, or
Count or area.
(2) The ability to seize it, or the seller - unless he attaches to it what he can deliver -
It is sufficient that the person to whom the money has been transferred is able to take it.
The buyer is able to take it and sell it.
(3) Knowing his gender and his particularities, in which values vary according to different desires and purposes;
The Intended.
(4) No one has any right to the property that requires it to remain in the owner ' s possession, and the officer has lost the right;
The right to a pledge is transferred to another person, and the pledged thing may be sold only with the consent of the pledge holder.
The pledge or with the release of the mortgage.
(5) The sale must be of goods, even if they are in the trust, and the sale of goods is not valid.
The house's utility is not true, but it can be said that it is good to make the utility.
These are details of matters that will be decided on in the following matters by the permission of Allah.
(Question 38):
Sold in a country by weight or by kilo may be sold in that country only by weight or by kilo.
It is sold by view in the country where it is sold by view.
(Question 39):
It may be sold by weight, if the measure is a way to weight, as if it were to make it
A kilo contains one kilogram of flour, and flour is sold by that kilo, each kilo being worth one shekel.
The weight is adjusted to the same amount every time.
(Question 40): If
The deal was void for losing any of these terms, yet each of the sellers agreed to act.
The other in his property may dispose of what he has transferred to them.
(Question 41): No
The holding may be sold unless there is a legitimate reason, such as if it is damaged so that it is no longer useful in a particular place.
The holding, or the fact that it has become of a light benefit attached to the deceased, such as a fence placed on the mosque if
If it is so damaged or torn that it cannot be used for any good, it may be sold to the owner.
And by his own judgment, and likewise if there is something that must lead to the ruin of the standing.
The profits are expected to be increased, but the sale must be delayed until the last possible time.
The most prudent thing in all this is to buy a property with the price of the waqi ' and to waqi ' it on the basis of the waqi '.
The first, and more appropriate, is that the new waqf be entitled as the first waqf, if possible.
(Question 42):
The dispute between the owners of the holding occurred on the ground that it would damage the property or the person if the holding remained on.
It is possible to sell and spend it in the way that is closest to the intention of the holder.
(Question 43):
The condition of the waqi' is that the waqi' be sold if the interest requires it, such as lack of benefit or payment of the wrongdoer.
(Issue
44): May
Sale of the leased thing to the lessee or to another person, if the sale to a person other than the lessee was not
The buyer may take the object from the lessee, but the option shall be established if he is unaware of the situation,
He also believed that the time was short and that he was going to die.
(Question 37):
Five things:
(1) Knowing the amount of each of them by the weight or measure customarily used at the time of sale, or
Count or area.
(2) The ability to seize it, or the seller - unless he attaches to it what he can deliver -
It is sufficient that the person to whom the money has been transferred is able to take it.
The buyer is able to take it and sell it.
(3) Knowing his gender and his particularities, in which values vary according to different desires and purposes;
The Intended.
(4) No one has any right to the property that requires it to remain in the owner ' s possession, and the officer has lost the right;
The right to a pledge is transferred to another person, and the pledged thing may be sold only with the consent of the pledge holder.
The pledge or with the release of the mortgage.
(5) The sale must be of goods, even if they are in the trust, and the sale of goods is not valid.
The house's utility is not true, but it can be said that it is good to make the utility.
These are details of matters that will be decided on in the following matters by the permission of Allah.
(Question 38):
Sold in a country by weight or by kilo may be sold in that country only by weight or by kilo.
It is sold by view in the country where it is sold by view.
(Question 39):
It may be sold by weight, if the measure is a way to weight, as if it were to make it
A kilo contains one kilogram of flour, and flour is sold by that kilo, each kilo being worth one shekel.
The weight is adjusted to the same amount every time.
(Question 40): If
The deal was void for losing any of these terms, yet each of the sellers agreed to act.
The other in his property may dispose of what he has transferred to them.
(Question 41): No
The holding may be sold unless there is a legitimate reason, such as if it is damaged so that it is no longer useful in a particular place.
The holding, or the fact that it has become of a light benefit attached to the deceased, such as a fence placed on the mosque if
If it is so damaged or torn that it cannot be used for any good, it may be sold to the owner.
And by his own judgment, and likewise if there is something that must lead to the ruin of the standing.
The profits are expected to be increased, but the sale must be delayed until the last possible time.
The most prudent thing in all this is to buy a property with the price of the waqi ' and to waqi ' it on the basis of the waqi '.
The first, and more appropriate, is that the new waqf be entitled as the first waqf, if possible.
(Question 42):
The dispute between the owners of the holding occurred on the ground that it would damage the property or the person if the holding remained on.
It is possible to sell and spend it in the way that is closest to the intention of the holder.
(Question 43):
The condition of the waqi' is that the waqi' be sold if the interest requires it, such as lack of benefit or payment of the wrongdoer.
(Issue
44): May
Sale of the leased thing to the lessee or to another person, if the sale to a person other than the lessee was not
The buyer may take the object from the lessee, but the option shall be established if he is unaware of the situation,
He also believed that the time was short and that he was going to die.
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