Debt and Loan (Qard) — Debt
- Three situations of a debtor
- Voluntary donation by a debtor
- Recovering one’s debt in a different kind
- A loan is to be repaid in its own kind
- How a debt is to be repaid
- He borrowed to live on because of poor harvests and looked after the land — may a debt therefore be imposed?
- Giving something extra when repaying a loan
- Procrastination in Payment by the Wealthy Is Injustice
- Failing to Pay an Obligatory Due
- A Loan of Paddy
- A Conditional Release from Debt
- Demanding Repayment of a Loan Debt
- Taking a loan and not repaying it
- Demanding again after a release (ibra’)
- The sign that a debt has been forgiven wholeheartedly
- The price of silver rose after the loan was taken
- Banknotes were borrowed, then gold became dearer
- Silver rupees were borrowed: in which rupees are they to be repaid now
- Asking elders and friends for repayment of one’s loan
- What to do when a person will not accept repayment of his loan
- A loan taken from jointly owned property
- Procrastination in paying a debt
- An oath to establish a debt
- Taking a debt and fixing instalments for its repayment
- Taking a loan and letting out a house
- A loan from a private fund for Hajj
- Smoking the hookah and serving others with borrowed money
- A creditor disgracing the debtor
- Fixing a term for repaying a loan
- The imam owes the mosque: how to recover it
- Money owed to the mosque cannot be forgiven
- Repaying what is owed to a non-Muslim