The key principle is that cost-referenced selling legally depends on truthfulness about the basis of the price, not just on a desirable ethical attitude.
Takeaways:
1. Murabahah adds a known gain to a disclosed first price.
2. Tawliyah transfers at the first price without a markup.
3. Qualifying later expenditures must be described as accumulated cost, not falsely as the original purchase price.
4. The jurists differ on the buyer’s remedy for proven dishonesty.
The next continuous passage in this same chapter addresses resale before possession, reserved for Level 113.