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Ruling 2374. Lending a sheep to use its milk and wool, and lending a male animal to mate with a female one, is valid.
Ruling 2373. Lending an item that has no lawful (ḥalāl) use – such as instruments of amusement and gambling – is invalid (bāṭil). The same applies to
Ruling 2372. The lender and the borrower can annul the gratuitous loan agreement whenever they like.
Ruling 2371. If the lender can no longer legally (sharʿan) have disposal over his property – for example, he becomes insane or unconscious – the borro
Ruling 2370. If the lender dies, the borrower must act according to the sequence of steps mentioned in Ruling 2358 concerning the death of an owner in
Ruling 2369. If a person borrows gold or silver and stipulates a condition that if it perishes he will not be responsible for it, then in the event th
Ruling 2368. If a person is neither negligent in safeguarding the loaned property nor excessive in using it, but it so happens that the property peris
Ruling 2367. It is not valid if a child, insane person, or someone who has been proclaimed bankrupt (mufallas) or is foolish with finances (safīh)[1]
Ruling 2366. If the usufruct of a property belongs to a particular individual – because he has rented it, for example – then that individual is allowe
Ruling 2365. Lending a usurped (ghaṣbī) item or an item that belongs to the lender but its usufruct has been granted to someone else – such as propert
Ruling 2364. It is not necessary that the parties say a particular formula (ṣīghah) [for a gratuitous loan agreement to be valid (ṣaḥīḥ)]. For example
Ruling 2363. A gratuitous loan is when a person gives his property to someone to use without taking anything in return.
Ruling 2362. If the safe keeper has to travel, he can keep the deposit with his family unless safeguarding the deposit is dependent on him being with
Ruling 2361. If the safe keeper realises that he is nearing death, then based on obligatory precaution, he must, if possible, return the deposit to it
Ruling 2360. If the safe keeper dies or permanently becomes insane or unconscious, the deposit agreement becomes void and his heirs or guardian must i
Ruling 2359. If the owner of the property dies and the property transfers to his heirs, the safe keeper must hand over the property to all of them or
Ruling 2358. If the owner of the property dies, the deposit agreement becomes void. Therefore, if there are no other rights on the property and it is
Ruling 2357. If the owner of the property becomes permanently insane or unconscious, the deposit agreement becomes void (bāṭil) and the safe keeper mu
Ruling 2356. If the owner of the property specifies a place for safeguarding it, and it is understood from what he says that the place is not of any p
Ruling 2355. If the owner of the property specifies a place for safeguarding it and says to the safe keeper, ‘You must look after the property here ev