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1780 If a person gifts something to a Twelver Shia Muslim on which khums has not been paid, the benefactor is liable for its khums, not the beneficiary [but as stated in 1770,if at the end of the year the gift exceeds his living expenses for the year, he must pay khums on it then

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Ruling: 1770 If a person acquires property without earning it – for example, he is gifted something – then, with the exception of the cases mentioned in the next ruling, he must pay khums on it provided that it exceeds his living expenses for one year.

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Ruling2170 A settlement is when a person compromises with someone to make the latter the owner of part of his property or the usufruct of his property, or to relinquish a claim or a right of his. The other person in return also does so. This is valid even if only one side does so

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2115 In a credit transaction, the deferment period must be precisely defined. So if a person sells a commodity with the understanding that he would get the payment at the beginning of harvest, the transaction is invalid because the deferment period has not been precisely defined.

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2233 In a sleeping partnership contract, both the owner &the worker can stipulate a condition that the other must do something for him or pay him something. As long as its is not rescinded, it is obligatory on them to act according to this condition whether profit is made or not

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Ruling: 2128 If a person sells a commodity and agrees to hand it over after a period of time and to take the payment after a period of time as well, the transaction is invalid.

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Ruling: 2186 It is not allowed to give on hire a minor (ṣaghīr) who does not have a guardian without authorisation from a jurist (mujtahid). As for someone who does not have access to a jurist, he can obtain authorisation from a just (ʿādil) believer and give the child on hire.

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2358If the owner of the property dies, deposit agreement becomes void. Therefore, if there are no other rights on the property and it is to be transferred to his heir, then the safe keeper must return it to him or inform him of it. If property perishes, he is responsible for it.

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2516-divorce his wife must be of his own volition (ikhtiyār), if he is compelled to divorce his wife, the divorce is invalid (bāṭil). he must have an intention (qaṣd) to divorce his wife; eg. If he says the divorce formula (ṣīghah) jokingly or if intoxicated, its not valid.

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Know the Fasting Rules Updated PDF from I.M.A.M imam-us.org/wp-content/upl… Read duas and etiquettes duas.org/ramadhan.htm

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For a sick person, fasting is not wajib (and sometimes is also haram) on one of the following conditions: (a) if the person himself is 100% sure or has more than 95% satisfaction (Itminan) that the fasting is harmful to him (even if doctor advises that it is not harmful),

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Ruling 1627 Some things are disapproved for a fasting person to do, including: brushing the teeth with a wet piece of wood; putting water or any other fluid in the mouth without due cause; immersing the entire head in water. fiqh.world-federation.org/ruling/1627/

Ruling 1627
Some things are disapproved for a fasting person to do, including:
brushing the teeth with a wet piece of wood;
putting water or any other fluid in the mouth without due cause;
immersing the entire head in water.
fiqh.world-federation.org/ruling/1627/