1. “100 and a dirham”: 101 dirhams; the final word also identifies the preceding 100.
2. “100 and a garment”: one garment is certain; the admitting party must identify the hundred.
3. A connected “in shāʾ Allāh” prevents the admission from binding; a detached later phrase does not.
4. An option to revoke an admission is invalid while the admission stays binding.
Each result depends on the exact wording and legal character of the statement.
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Kitab al-Iqrar: Conjoined Amounts, Divine-Will Clauses, and Options
1. “100 and a dirham”: 101 dirhams; the final word also identifies the preceding 100.
2. “100 and a garment”: one garment is certain; the admitting party must identify the hundred.
3. A connected “in shāʾ Allāh” prevents the admission from binding; a detached later phrase does not.
4. An option to revoke an admission is invalid while the admission stays binding.
Each result depends on the exact wording and legal character of the statement.