Dār in customary property language refers to the residential premises with its building; bināʾ denotes the construction, while ʿarṣah means the underlying plot or site.
The building enters an unqualified admission of a dār as an included component, whereas an expressly named ʿarṣah can refer to the land separately. This distinction explains Quduri’s paired rulings.
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Kitab al-Iqrar: Houses, Buildings, and Containers
Dār in customary property language refers to the residential premises with its building; bināʾ denotes the construction, while ʿarṣah means the underlying plot or site.
The building enters an unqualified admission of a dār as an included component, whereas an expressly named ʿarṣah can refer to the land separately. This distinction explains Quduri’s paired rulings.