Rulings of Luqatah (Lost Property) — Found Property
- Details Concerning Found Property
- Giving Found Property in Charity and Selling It
- Making Use of Found Property
- Taking Someone’s Belongings by Mistake
- A Hundred-Rupee Note Found in Old Clothes
- The Ruling on Found Property
- The Finder Using Found Property Himself
- Trading with Found Money
- The Ruling on Property Found in a Mosque
- A Goat as Found Property
- A Buffalo as Found Property
- A Chick Dropped by a Kite: What Should Be Done with It?
- Using Things Carried in by a Flood
- The Ruling on Property Abandoned out of Fear of the Enemy
- A Debt Owed to a Non-Muslim Whose Whereabouts Are Unknown
- The Ruling on the Belongings and Dwelling of Someone Who Went to Pakistan
- Government Seizure of the Property of One Who Moved to Pakistan
- When There Is No Way to Deliver a Due to Its Rightful Owner
- Picking Up Fruit Fallen from Someone’s Tree
- What to Do If Someone Else’s Pigeon Comes to One’s House
- If Luggage Gets Swapped on a Journey, Wait a Year and Then Give It in Charity
- The Owner Said: Whoever Takes Fruit from the Orchard May Have It