Heavenly Jewels
However it is necessary for the seller to alet1 the buyer ofthe o i l being Najis so that it is not used for food purposes and also, because Naj aasat is a defect and revealing the fault is also obligatory. It is prohibited to bumNaa Paak oil in the Musj id, rather, it should be used domestically. Although it's usage is allowed, but the part of clothes and body it touches becomes Naa-Paak and has to be cleaned. It is necessary for the body to be cleaned after applying an ointment with a Naa-Paak ingredient to it. (Bahare-Shariat) Rllle- Sometimes in Ba'ee, a time is specified until which payment is to be completed and sometimes it is not. If a time has not been stipulated then the seller can demand payment whenever he wishes to, he can stop the Mabee until the buyer does not complete its payment and can also acquire the goods through claiming. If a time has been appointed, then the buyer cannot demand payment before it. The time appointed should have no obscurity in it so that it does not lead to any quarrel ing. Tfsuch a time is stipulated that both or one of the parties has no knowledge of when it is to occur then the Ba ' ee wil l be Faasid. (Hidaaya, Dunoe Mukhtaar) Rllle- If the buyer returns the Mabee meaning he left it by the seller for him to take it, if he wants to but he refu. 's to do so and the buyer goes away after leaving it there, then he (the buyer) becomes absolved of it. If the item is destroyed the buyer does not have to compensate for it. In the case ofthe seller refusing, if the buyer takes the item back, then he will not be absolved of it because in this case, to take it with him is not allowed as the Ba'ee was nullified and taking it back is Gasasb (usurp/ion). (Raddul-Muhtaar) Rllle- Mr X laid a claim for some money or property against Mr Y and the latter gave it to him. Mr X then gained Nafaa (profit) from it. Thereafter, they both ::!greed that they do not want the claimed money then in this case, whatever was gained in Nafaa is Halaal for Mr X. (Hidaaya) However, this is only when Mr X believed that the money was his and 273
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