The Chapter on Selling from the book “Sabil Al-Rashad” by Ibn Al-Maqri, a Study and Investigation

Abstract

The research included an investigation of a part of the book “Sabil Al-Rashad Explanation of Al-Irshad” by Imam Abdullah bin Ahmed Bazara, on the book “Al-Irshad” by Imam Ismail Al-Maqri, and dealt with: the chapter on selling. Introducing the author of the text, introducing the commentator of the text, and the second dealt with the verified book, then the results, the most important of which are: the book’s inclusion of many chapters of jurisprudence despite its brevity, and it is also not valid to sell unclean things such as dogs and pigs. It is not valid to sell a loose bird other than bees; Because the bees are not able to sense it, and as for the bees outside the cage, it is valid if its mother is in it. And invalidates a curious disposal in the eye of someone else and in the responsibility of someone else, so if he sells someone else's money, or buys someone else's money, and says: I bought for a thousand in his debt without his permission, the sale is cancelled. And it is valid with the seller’s comment on the will of the purchaser, or vice versa. The purchaser gets one-third of the slave, which is equal to one hundred by one-third of the price, which is thirty-three or one-third, so he gets favoritism with sixty-six and two-thirds, which is one-third of two hundred, and the heirs of the slave are left with two-thirds equal to two hundred. Thirty-three and a third, which is double what was missed by favoritism.