Bab al-Salam: Fabric, Gems, Bricks and Precise Specification
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- Which dimensions does Quduri require for salam in cloth?
- A roll is 25 m long but its width is unknown. What is the key defect?
- What is the relevant meaning of raqah here?
- Which addition better specifies salam for 20 fabric rolls?
- Which further attribute of silk is discussed in Fath al-Qadir?
- What is wrong with reaching the stated cloth length through excessive stretching?
- What distinguishes salam in standard cloth from demanding one unique antique piece?
- What chiefly explains the classical prohibition of salam in gemstones?
- Why distinguish sale of a specific present stone from salam in gemstones?
- What can remain uncertain in a promise of 100 beads?
- Where does the qualified discussion of small weighed pearls come from?
- What does labin denote in this passage?
- What does ajurr refer to here?
- What legal function does a known milban serve?
- Which three dimensions identify a brick mould?
- Two bricks have the same length and width but different thickness. What follows?
- Bricks match the mould but differ materially in firing quality. What matters?
- Which two requirements appear in Quduri’s general criterion?
- Price and date are fixed, but the goods’ grade is unclear. What is the problem?
- If goods are fully described but the entire advance price is not paid in the sitting, what follows?
- A contract specifies 500 uniform bricks and their mould but no delivery date. What defect remains?
- Cloth dimensions and quality are fixed. What must still be checked?
- What should first be checked when applying the rule to modern standardized goods?
- What does specifying weight and controllable grade change for a precious material?
- Fabric size is fixed but the number of rolls is unknown. What remains incomplete?
- When is saying “1,000 bricks” insufficient for salam?
- Which Level 116 condition remains relevant to every Level 117 example?
- What does the rule of describable attributes and known quantity explain?