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10. Buying and Selling

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  • Ruling 2089

    Shaving one’s beard and taking a fee for doing so is not permitted, based on obligatory precaution. The exception to this rule is if it is done out of necessity or it would result in harm or hardship …

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  • Ruling 2090

    Singing (ghinā) is unlawful. The meaning of ‘singing’ here is void (bāṭil) speech that is articulated in a tune appropriate to gatherings of entertainment and amusement. Similarly, it is not permitted to recite the Qur’an, supplications (duʿāʾs), and …

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  • Ruling 2091

    There are six conditions that must be fulfilled by the seller and the buyer [in order for the transaction to be valid]: they must be of the age of legal responsibility (bāligh);they must be sane (ʿāqil);they must not be …

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  • Ruling 2092

    A transaction carried out with a non-bāligh child who acts independently in the transaction is void except with regard to things that have little value and with which it is normal to transact with a non-bāligh child who …

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  • Ruling 2093

    If a person buys something from or sells something to a non-bāligh child when transactions with such a child are not valid, he must return the commodity or the money that was taken from the child – in …

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  • Ruling 2094

    If a person carries out a transaction with a mumayyiz child when transactions with such a child are not valid, and the child destroys the commodity or the money that he gave him, he can claim it from …

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  • Ruling 2095

    If a buyer or a seller is compelled to carry out a transaction but then consents to it after the transaction – for example, he says, ‘I consent’ – the transaction is valid. However, the recommended precaution (al‑iḥtiyāṭ …

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  • Ruling 2096

    If a person sells someone’s property without his authorisation, the transaction is void if the owner does not consent to its sale and does not subsequently authorise it.

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  • Ruling 2097

    The father and paternal grandfather of a child, and also the executor (waṣī) of the father or the executor of the paternal grandfather of a child, can sell the property belonging to the child. And in case none …

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  • Ruling 2098

    If a person usurps some property and then sells it and thereafter the owner of the property authorises the transaction, the transaction is valid. The thing that the usurper gives to the buyer and its usufruct from the …

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