“I owe him 100 dirhams, in shāʾ Allāh” in one connected utterance falls under the textbook’s qualification rule.
But where an unconditional admission is completed and the phrase is added separately afterwards, the later words do not undo the original admission. The operative distinction is connected versus disconnected wording.
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Kitab al-Iqrar: Conjoined Amounts, Divine-Will Clauses, and Options
“I owe him 100 dirhams, in shāʾ Allāh” in one connected utterance falls under the textbook’s qualification rule.
But where an unconditional admission is completed and the phrase is added separately afterwards, the later words do not undo the original admission. The operative distinction is connected versus disconnected wording.