ومن ابتاع صبرة طعام على أنها مائة قفيز بمائة درهم فوجدها أقل كان المشتري بالخيار
Translation: Whoever buys a heap of food described as 100 qafiz for 100 dirhams and finds it to contain less has an option.
Sabrah means a grain heap; qafiz is a historical unit of capacity. The agreement here expressly specifies 100 qafiz, not merely an unidentified amount of grain.
A shortfall means part of the contracted quantity is absent. The buyer therefore receives an option rather than being automatically compelled to keep whatever happens to be present.