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Is 'Umra * and Ruqba * permissible according to our Three Imams?
3603
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Can charity be reclaimed?
2529
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Can a single item be given to two poor people in charity?
2621
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Must a poor man take physical possession of charity to establish his ownership?
2506
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The gift perishes and a third party emerges as the legitimate owner and holds the recipient liable. Can the recipient claim against the presenter?
2423
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What are the conditions to validly take a gift back?
2578
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If the claimant is entitled to half the item given in exchange. Can the presenter reclaim his gift?
2526
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The recipient gave something in exchange. It transpires that a third party is entitled to half the original gift. What can he claim?
2566
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You mentioned that if the recipient gave something in exchange the gift cannot be taken back. Explain this exchange.
2628
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Why have you stipulated a stranger? Can a gift not be taken from a relative?
2543
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What is the ruling on taking a gift back?
2149
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A man was given a slave-girl except for her foetus. What is the status of this exception?
2075
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Is a gift valid if compensation is stipulated?
2200
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What is the ruling of one man gifting a house to two people; or two people gifting to one man?
2048
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Is the deal valid if the child collects it himself?
2057
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The mother caring for an orphan collected the gift. Is this permissible?
2140
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A stranger gives a gift to a child. How will the deal be completed?
2001
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You have mentioned that that taking possession is a condition of a valid gift. What happens if the intended recipient already has the gift with him?
1947
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If he grinds the wheat and then gives it?
2114
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A man gave the "flour" in the wheat as a gift; or "The oil in this sesame seeds is a gift to you." What is the ruling?
2086
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