Hibah (Gift) and Hadiyyah (Present) — Gifts & Donations
- Ibaha (permission) and tamlik (transfer of ownership)
- What is the difference between hiba (gift) and tamlik (transfer of ownership)?
- Taking possession (qabd) is a condition for a gift
- Gift of an undivided share (mushaʿ)
- Another case of a gift of an undivided share (mushaʿ)
- Gift of an undivided share (mushaʿ): a deed of gift by a gravely ill man without acceptance or taking possession
- Gift of an undivided share (mushaʿ)
- Stipulating with a present that it will not be given to anyone
- A condition of return in a gift
- Taking possession is a condition of a gift; otherwise the property is inherited
- A gift with a condition
- Favouring some children over others in a gift
- Dividing one’s property among the heirs during one’s lifetime
- Gifting to heirs
- How to make gifts to one’s children during one’s lifetime
- Gifting one third to the daughter and two thirds to the son
- Giving children unequal amounts in a gift
- A gift to an heir during the terminal illness
- An oral gift without taking possession is not valid
- An oral gift of property
- He promised to make his wife’s son the owner, then children of his own were born: what should he do?
- Giving one’s mother money to build a house and then claiming a right in it
- What one gives an heir before one’s death is not compensation for inheritance but a gift
- A case of gift
- If there is a fear that an heir will sell his share
- Preferring some children over others in gifts
- Merely registering land in someone’s name does not make him its owner
- Gift and bequest in favour of an heir
- Giving some property to a non-heir
- Selling or gifting to a prospective heir
- Putting one’s property in the name of a daughter’s son
- Giving to the daughter who serves and depriving the others
- Whatever an owner gives in his lifetime to a prospective heir belongs to that heir
- ʿUmra (life grant): land given to a second wife “for as long as she lives”
- Giving property to a daughter’s son while there are daughters
- A gift to an heir during the final illness
- Giving property to a nephew and not to one’s sons
- Gift or inheritance for an adopted son (mutabanna)
- Giving some children somewhat less and others somewhat more
- A gift without taking possession, and a waqf for descendants
- The ruling on a gift to an heir during terminal illness
- A gift made during terminal illness
- A signature on a forged deed of gift during terminal illness
- A gift after death
- Gifting a house that one does not own
- Gifting land to one’s son and then taking it back
- Gifting to one’s grandchildren and then revoking the gift
- He gave a gift in hope of being looked after, but was not looked after
- A gift to the widow of a deceased son
- Death of the donee after the gift during the donor’s lifetime
- A present from one whose earnings are unlawful
- Gifting money in which the unlawful and the lawful are mixed
- Inquiring whether the giver’s property is unlawful or lawful
- A present suspected of being unlawful
- A reward from students upon their success
- Giving cloth for a coat as a present
- Exchanging presents with people of other religions on account of business
- Charity or a gift from a non-Muslim
- A gift from a non-Muslim
- Receiving a gift from a non-Muslim
- Giving gifts to non-Muslims and accepting gifts from them
- Water from the tap of an effeminate (mukhannath) neighbour, and his gift
- Accepting gifts from disciples
- Children’s gift to their teacher
- Disposing of a minor’s property: gifting and the like
- A gift from children
- Accepting a present from a minor child
- Accepting a present from one who does not pay zakat
- Students’ present to their teacher
- A man bought a Qur’an and gave it as a gift, and the recipient gave it to another: who gets the reward?
- Demanding back what was given to eat out of friendship
- When is a present a bribe?
- Gifting land to a five-year-old girl without handing over possession