Case 1: naturally growing, unowned grass in the Haram is unlawfully cut. This falls within the cited value-compensation clause.
Case 2: a garden plant cultivated and owned by someone is not the same specified category; other property rights need separate consideration.
Case 3: ownership and cultivation are uncertain. A definite classification requires facts rather than an assumption from the word “plant.”
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Wild growth versus cultivated plants
Jinayat al-Muhrim — Sanctuary Game, Plants, Qiran and Joint Hunting (Part VI)
Case 1: naturally growing, unowned grass in the Haram is unlawfully cut. This falls within the cited value-compensation clause.
Case 2: a garden plant cultivated and owned by someone is not the same specified category; other property rights need separate consideration.
Case 3: ownership and cultivation are uncertain. A definite classification requires facts rather than an assumption from the word “plant.”