Khiyar al-Shart: Duration, Ownership, Rescission and Stipulated Attributes

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• What is khiyar al-shart?
• Who may hold the option under Quduri?
• What maximum period does Abu Hanifah permit?
• When is a five-day option valid according to the two disciples?
• What is disputed about periods beyond three days?
• What is problematic in “for some time”?
• How does the stipulated option differ from choosing before acceptance?
• If the seller holds the option, what happens to title?
• If goods perish in the buyer’s custody during the seller’s option, what liability applies?
• What does qimah mean here?
• Does buyer possession necessarily establish ownership?
• Under Abu Hanifah, what is title during the buyer’s option?
• What is the two disciples’ position during a buyer’s option?
• If goods perish in a buyer’s possession during his option, which measure applies?
• If a new defect arises in the buyer’s custody during his option, what does Quduri say?
• How do the two loss scenarios differ?
• What may the option holder do during the agreed period?
• What is ijazah in this chapter?
• What is faskh?
• Is affirmation valid in the other party’s absence?
• What is required for rescission under Quduri’s quoted rule?
• In commentary, what does presence relate to?
• What alternative view does commentary report from Abu Yusuf?
• What happens when a stipulated-option holder dies?
• Does the noninheritance rule automatically apply to other options?
• Why does the buyer gain a choice in the final clause?
• Which two outcomes does Quduri state for a missing promised attribute?
• Why is full-price acceptance possible in the attribute example?
• Which example illustrates khiyar al-shart?
• Which option is addressed in the following chapter?