Damanah (Guarantee/Liability) — Liability & Trust
- The meaning of “daman”
- The ruling on an oath by the guarantor
- An office clerk handed over money, and the recipient says he did not receive it
- The rights of people take precedence over zakat, sacrifice and the like
- The guarantor must fulfil a promise made on oath
- Failing to fulfil a sworn promise is disrespect to the Noble Qur’an
- Standing surety for an accused person
- Compensation when a minor put out a mare’s eye by throwing a clod
- Robbers took the society’s money — who is liable for it
- Who bears liability for a theft from the mosque’s room
- Recovering a loss from a teacher’s salary
- Zakat stolen from the madrasa’s rector: the ruling on liability
- The rector’s liability for a shortfall in the madrasa’s money
- Unable to buy a ticket in haste, he gave the money to the train guard — is that sufficient
- Does the surety’s guarantee remain after the debtor has written a stamped bond?
- No liability on one who has been relieved of charge
- The ruling on theft committed in childhood
- Liability when buying a ticket for someone else
- Who is liable if the goods sold are lost in the post
- Compensation for clothing lost by a washerman
- Liability if a hired bicycle is stolen
- If someone is wounded by a gun, who is at fault: the one who fired it or the owner?