The source then uses a historical fiqh example from the period when slavery existed. A master could authorize a slave to conduct trade using capital belonging entirely to the master, and the business income also belonged to the master.
This institution is not applicable today; the example is used only to study how classical law allocated commercial liability.
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Limited Liability: Inheritance Under Debt, Historical Analogy and Practical Limits
The source then uses a historical fiqh example from the period when slavery existed. A master could authorize a slave to conduct trade using capital belonging entirely to the master, and the business income also belonged to the master.
This institution is not applicable today; the example is used only to study how classical law allocated commercial liability.