Kitab al-Buyu: Grain Sales, Bulk Heaps, Qafiz and Unit Prices

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• What does mukayalah mean?
• What is typically sold in a bulk/mujazafah sale?
• Does permission for bulk sale automatically validate same-kind grain barter?
• Which is a clearly defined lump-sum heap sale?
• What is central when using a vessel as a measure?
• What if the fixed vessel’s capacity in litres is unknown?
• Why does a flexible sack differ from a rigid bowl?
• A specified stone sets which measurement standard?
• Must a specified stone’s weight in grams be known?
• What is a sabrah?
• What kind of unit is a qafiz?
• What does “every qafiz for a dirham” specify?
• What is valid under Abu Hanifah in an uncounted heap sold per qafiz?
• What removes the quoted obstacle to selling the entire heap per qafiz?
• Eight qafiz at one dirham each: what is the total?
• Why do Abu Yusuf and Muhammad validate the entire per-qafiz heap bargain?
• Why does the commentary give a buyer an option when only one qafiz stands?
• Why is “the whole heap for 5,000” different from “500 per qafiz”?
• What does qati‘ ghanam mean?
• What does Quduri rule for an unspecified flock priced per sheep?
• Why does Abu Hanifah distinguish grain from sheep?
• Cloth sold by mudara‘ah is priced by what?
• What is the Quduri ruling if a cloth is priced per cubit with no total length?
• Why may a cubit from a cloth not be interchangeable?
• What is the total for 12 cubits at 100 rupees each?
• What position does the commentary attribute to Sahibayn on flock and cloth unit-price sales?
• Where was the fuller view of Sahibayn checked for this lesson?
• Which phrase leaves the total price uncertain?
• Which case most obviously requires identifying distinct individual objects?
• Which clause begins the next lesson?
• Which is the sound reading method?