Quduri’s stated Hanafi ruling instructs the seller to sever the retained fruit and deliver the purchased property; it does not confer an unlimited right to keep the fruit in place.
Classical commentary records a different Shafiʿi treatment allowing consideration for maturation or harvest. This is a juristic comparison, not an extra clause of Quduri.
The core rule is the duty to clear and deliver even when the seller retains title to existing produce.
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Kitab al-Buyu: Houses, Land, Trees, Crops and Fruit Ownership
Quduri’s stated Hanafi ruling instructs the seller to sever the retained fruit and deliver the purchased property; it does not confer an unlimited right to keep the fruit in place.
Classical commentary records a different Shafiʿi treatment allowing consideration for maturation or harvest. This is a juristic comparison, not an extra clause of Quduri.
The core rule is the duty to clear and deliver even when the seller retains title to existing produce.