The Book of Financial Transactions

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Chapter 22: Selling By Auction

It was narrated from Anas bin Malik that

the Messenger of Allah sold a drinking bowl and a blanket (for a horse of camel) to the highest bidder '

Chapter 23: Mulamash

It was narrated from Abu Hurairah that

the Messenger of Allah forbade Mulamash and Munabadha.

Chapter 24: Explanation Of That

It was narrated from Abu Sa' eed Al- Khudri that

the Messenger of Allah forbade Mulamasah, which means touching a garment without looking at it, and Munabadha, which is where one man sells his garment to another man, by throwing it to him, without him checking it or looking at it.

Chapter 25: Munabadhah

It was narrated that Abu Sa'eed al-Khudri said

"The Messenger of Allah forbade two kinds of transactions: Mulamash and Munabddhah "

It was narrated that Abu Sa'eed Al-Khudri said

"The messenger of Allah forbade two kinds of transactions: Mulamash and Mumabadha."

Chapter 26: Explanation Of that

Abu Hurairah said

"The Messenger of Allah forbade Munabadhah and Mulamash. Mulamasah is when two men trade garments with each other under cover of night, each man touching the garment of the other with his hand> and Munabadhah is when one man throws a garment to another and the other throws a garment to him, and they trade them with each other in that manner."

It was narrated that Abu Sa 'eed A-Khudri said

"The Messenger of Allah forbade Mulamasah, which means touching a garment without looking at it; (and he forbade) Munabadhah which is where one man sells his garment to another man by throwing it to him, without him checking it or looking at it."

It was narrated that Abu Sa'eed Al-Khudri said

"The Messenger of Allah forbade two kinds of garments and two kinds of transactions. As for the two kinds of transactions, they are Mulamash and Munabadhaha. Munabadha is when a man says, 'I throw this garment, and the transaction becomes binding, and Mulamasah is when a man touches it with his had, without spreading it out and checking it, and once he touches it, the transaction becomes binding."

It was narrated from Salim that his father said

"The Messenger of Allah forbade two kinds of garments, and he forbade two kinds of transactions for us: Munabadhah and Mulamasah, which are kinds of transactions which were common during the Jahiliyyah."

It was narrated from Hafs bin 'Asim, from Abu Hurairah that the Prophet forbade two kids of transactions

Munabadhah and Mulamasha. And he said that Mulamasah means when one man says to another: "I will sell you my garment for your garment," and neither of them looks at the garment of the others, rather he just touches it. And Munabadhah is when he says: "I will throw what I have and you throw what you have," so that they buy from one another, and neither of them knows how much the other has, and so on.

Chapter 27: The Hasah Transaction

It was narrated that Abu Hurairah said

"The Messenger of Allah forbade Gharar transaction and Hasah transactions."

Chapter 28: Selling Fruits Before Their Condition Is Known

; It was narrated from Ibn 'Uar that the Messenger of Allah said

"Do not sell fruits until their condition is known. And he forbade (both) the seller and the purchaser (to engage in such a transaction).

It was narrated from Salim, from his father, that

the Messenger of Allah forbade selling fruits until their condition is known.

It was narrated that Abu Hurairah said

"The Messenger of Allah said: 'Do not sell fruits until their condition is known, and do not sell fresh dates (still on the tree) for dried dates."' Ibn Shihab said: "Salim bin 'Abdullah narrated to me, from his father: 'That Allah's Messenger forbade from ..." similarly.

'Abdullah bin 'Umar said

"The Messenger of Allah stood up among us ad said: 'Do not sell fruits until their condition is known.""

It was narrated from 'Ata

"I heard Jabir bin 'Abdullah (narrate) from the Prophet that he forbade Mukhabarah, Muzabanah and Muhaqalah, an (he forbade) selling fruits until their condition is known, an that they should only sold for Dinars and Dirhams, but he granted a concession regarding the sale of Araya:

It was narrated from Jabir that

the Prophet forbade Mukhabarah, Muzabanah and Muhaqalah, and selling fruits until they were fit to eat, except in the case f 'Aray.

It was narrated that Jabir said

"the Messenger of Allah forbade selling the fruit of date palms until they are fit to eat."

Chapter 29: Buying Fruits Before Their Condition is Known On Condition That he Will Pick Them And Not Leave Them Until They Ripen

It was narrated from Anas bin Malik that

the Messenger of Allah forbade selling fruits before they ripen. It was said: "O Messenger of Allah what does ripen mean?" he said: 'when they turn red." And the Messenger of Allah said: "What do you think if Allah withholds the fruits (causes it not to ripen), why would any one of you take his brother's wealth?"

Chapter 30: Annulling A Transaction In The Event Of Crop Failure

Jabir said

"The Messenger of Allah said: "If you sell fruits to your brother then the crop fails, it is not permissible for you it takes anything from him. Why would you take the wealth of your brother unlawfully?"'