Kitab al-Buyu: Grain in Ears, House Keys, Transaction Costs and Delivery

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• What is al-hintah?
• How may wheat be sold in Quduri’s first clause?
• What does al-baqilla fi qishriha mean?
• What distinguishes wheat in ears from a nonexistent future crop?
• Are rice and sesame in the quoted Quduri clause or the commentary?
• What concern arises when wheat in ears is exchanged for cleaned wheat without known equal amounts?
• When cleaned grain must be delivered, what may be required?
• What are mafatih aghlaqiha?
• What happens to a key of a fixed lock when the house is sold?
• Is a seller’s personal bicycle sold just because it is inside the house?
• Is an electronic access card expressly named in Quduri?
• Who is al-kayyal?
• Who pays the measurer’s fee in the source text?
• If a defined heap is sold as a lot without agreed measuring, what follows?
• What does naqid al-thaman do?
• Who bears the coin examiner’s fee in Quduri’s own wording?
• What accurately describes disagreement about the coin examiner’s fee?
• What does wazzan al-thaman weigh?
• Who pays for weighing the price?
• Which allocation correctly distinguishes measuring goods from weighing the price?
• Who is instructed by idfa al-thaman awwalan?
• In an ordinary immediately payable sale, what is delivered first?
• The buyer has paid in full; what must the seller do?
• If payment has been validly deferred, how does the pay-first formula apply?
• What if the seller’s merchandise is absent or cannot be handed over?
• What is an example of silah bi-silah?
• What does sallima maan require?
• Which additional chapter may govern thaman-for-thaman?
• Withholding a fixed door’s key most directly affects what?
• Which combined summary is accurate?
• What original chapter follows these rulings?