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Ruling 2314. A creditor reserves the right to refuse a transfer of debt, even if the [proposed] transferee is wealthy and would not be negligent in pa
Ruling 2313. If the debt is specified but at the time of making the transfer the debtor and the creditor do not know the amount or type, the transfer
Ruling 2312. The type and amount of the debt being transferred must be specified. Therefore, if a person owes a quantity of wheat (say, 10 kilograms)
Ruling 2311. When a person makes the transfer, he must be indebted. Therefore, if he wishes to obtain a loan (qarḍ) from someone, then until he does n
Ruling 2310. In all cases of transfer of debt, [for the transfer to be valid (ṣaḥīḥ),] the transferee must be willing to accept the transfer, whether
Ruling 2309. The debtor, creditor, and transferee must be of the age of legal responsibility (bāligh), sane (ʿāqil), and no one must have compelled th
Ruling 2308. If a person refers his creditor to someone to get the money he is owed, and the creditor accepts to do this, then, if the transfer agreem
Ruling 2307. If a person is owed by someone a commodity that is neither weighed nor measured, he can sell it to the borrower or someone else for a low
Ruling 2305. If a person gives an amount of money to someone so that someone else in another city takes a lesser amount on his behalf, there is no pro
Ruling 2304. If a person purchases some clothing and afterwards pays for it with money acquired through usury or with lawful money mixed with such mon
Ruling 2303. If a person acquires wheat or something similar through a usurious loan and cultivates it, he becomes the owner of the resulting produce.
Ruling 2302. Giving interest (ribā), just like taking interest, is unlawful, but the loan itself is valid. Someone who takes a usurious loan becomes t
Ruling 2301. If the lender stipulates a condition that he will take back more than he gives – for example, he gives 10 kilograms of wheat and stipulat
Ruling 2300. If the property that someone has borrowed is not destroyed and the owner claims it, it is not obligatory for the borrower to return the s
Ruling 2299. If a person borrows an amount of money, wheat, barley, or something else that is fungible and its value depreciates or appreciates, he mu
Ruling 2298. If the estate of a deceased person is not greater than the costs of his obligatory shroud (kafan), burial (dafn), and debts, his estate m
Ruling 2297. If a person has no access to his lender and has no hope of finding him or his heirs in the future, he must give what he owes to a poor pe
Ruling 2296. If a borrower cannot repay his loan but it is easy for him to trade, or if his job is trading, then it is obligatory (wājib) on him to ea
Ruling 2295. If a borrower owns nothing besides a house that he resides in and some household furniture and some other things which, taking into consi
Ruling 2294. If a lender claims what he is owed and there is no time [period specified in the loan agreement] or the time for repayment is due, in the