Mosque property — Hanafi fatwas (127)

127 Hanafi fatwas on the topic “Mosque property”, each with its source.

Liability when a mosque’s entrusted property is stolen — Liability & Trust
Mosque money held in trust by a non-Muslim was lost — Liability & Trust
Who Is Liable for a Theft from a Mosque’s Room — Liability & Trust
The imam owes the mosque: how to recover it — Debt
Money owed to the mosque cannot be forgiven — Debt
Letting rented property at a higher rent — Аренда (Иджара)
Returning money taken in advance when a rental arrangement ends — Аренда (Иджара)
A mosque’s worn-out mat in the grave — Funeral Rites
Burying the deceased in a mosque — Funeral Rites
The Imamate of One Who Betrays a Trust — Prayer
The Imamate of One Who Takes the Mosque's Money as His Salary — Prayer
The imamate of one who said, “What if someone strangles me?” — Prayer
Changing items endowed for a mosque — Waqf
Selling endowed property in order to acquire other property — Waqf
Taking the floor covering of a small mosque to the Jami‘ mosque — Waqf
Giving the mats of one mosque to another mosque — Waqf
In which mosque should the belongings of the mosque of a village washed away by the river be used? — Waqf
Installing an endowed fan in another mosque — Waqf
Using a mosque’s item for the madrasa and a madrasa’s item for the mosque — Waqf
Using the belongings of a deserted mosque for a madrasa or a travellers’ lodge — Waqf
The ruling on an old mosque and its waqf after a new mosque is built — Waqf
Building houses and shops for the mosque on vacant land — Waqf
An Office and the Like in a Room Built Inside a Mosque — Waqf
If Part of the Mosque Falls Within a Wall During Rebuilding — Waqf
Building a Mosque with Concrete — Waqf
Unlawful (non-Sharʿi) seizure of a mosque — Waqf
A mutawalli’s grave made on part of the mosque — Waqf
Returning bricks taken on credit and used in a mosque — Waqf
A Water Spout on Another’s Place, and Alterations to the Mosque Wall That Expose Someone’s Home — Waqf
The Mosque’s Lintel Slab on a Neighbour’s Wall — Waqf
Abandoning Part of a Mosque — Waqf
Building an Ablution Place in the Mosque — Waqf
Moving the Washrooms Outside for the Needs of the Mosque — Waqf
Seizing the land of a mosque as one’s own property — Waqf
Unlawful occupation of a mosque plot — Waqf
Resting the girder of the imam’s chamber on the mosque wall — Waqf
The imam’s room above part of the mosque — Waqf
An imam registered land endowed for the mosque in his own name — Waqf
Building an imam’s chamber on mosque land, and another mosque on a mosque’s endowed land — Waqf
A mosque below and a residence above — Waqf
Building Shops on a Vacant Area of the Mosque — Waqf
A Shop Below and a Mosque Above — Waqf
Building Shops on Mosque Ground and Following the Imam from One Shop in Another — Waqf
Shops beneath a Mosque — Waqf
Shops Below, a Mosque Above — Waqf
Building Dwellings on the Roof of the Mosque’s Shops to Be Let on Rent — Waqf
Making a Cupboard for a Shop in the Mosque Wall — Waqf
Building Shops and the Like for the Mosque’s Needs on Unowned Land near the Mosque — Waqf
Building Shops in the Mosque Courtyard for the Protection and Preservation of the Mosque — Waqf
Shortening the Rows of a Very Wide Mosque on the Right and Left in the Five Daily Prayers — Waqf
Building a Room or Chamber in the Mosque; Resting a Beam or Girder on the Mosque Wall — Waqf
Building a Chamber to Safeguard the Mosque’s Microphone — Waqf
Building a Cupboard for the Loudspeaker on the Mosque Roof — Waqf
Seizing by Force and Building Despite the Mosque Committee’s Displeasure — Waqf
Classrooms and Residential Houses on the Mosque’s Remaining Land — Waqf
Placing Some of the Madrasa’s Materials (Beams, etc.) on the Mosque Roof — Waqf
How to Preserve an Abandoned Mosque — Waqf
The Mosque Floor Was Raised in Rebuilding and a Basement Made Below: Where Should Prayer Be Performed? — Waqf
Making Doors in the Western Wall of a Mosque for the Convenience of the Madrasa People — Waqf
Opening a House Door into a Mosque — Waqf
Including Part of the Mosque in the Building When Rebuilding It — Waqf
Making a Well in the Courtyard of a Mosque — Waqf
Making a Well in a Mosque — Waqf
Repairing the Wall of a Mosque — Waqf
Building a Basement beneath a Mosque and a Hall above It — Waqf
Building a Basement beneath a Mosque — Waqf
Building a Place of Purification within the Mosque Enclosure Is Permissible — Waqf
A Latrine Adjoining the Mosque — Waqf
Building a Latrine near the Mosque — Waqf
Building a Toilet Attached to a Mosque — Waqf
Building a Toilet on a Site Belonging to the Mosque — Waqf
Building a Mosque Dome over a Urinal and Toilet — Waqf
Teaching Small Children in a Mosque — Waqf
Using the Mosque’s Items, Such as Stone, in a Madrasa — Waqf
Using Mosque Items for Personal Purposes — Waqf
Using the Mosque’s Ablution Jugs for Personal Purposes — Waqf
Using the Mosque’s Floor Coverings or Money for One’s Own Purposes — Waqf
Reserving Part of the Mosque for One’s Personal Benefit — Waqf
Reserving an Ablution Jug and a Place in the Mosque for Oneself — Waqf
Reserving One of the Mosque’s Jugs for Oneself — Waqf
Taking Mosques’ Ewers and the Like to the Eidgah — Waqf
Taking One Mosque’s Ewer, Mats and the Like for Another Mosque on a Promise to Return Them — Waqf
Using Mosque Property for Personal Needs — Waqf
Keeping One’s Trade Goods in the Mosque Cupboard — Waqf
Keeping Religious Books and Other Things in the Mosque — Waqf
Reciting One’s Litany by the Mosque Lamp — Waqf
Using the Mosque Heater for One’s Own Needs or for Recitation — Waqf
Keeping a Mosque Book at Home for Study — Waqf
Taking the Mosque’s Oil or Clods of Earth Home — Waqf
Taking the Mosque’s Ladder and the Like Home for Use — Waqf
Taking the Mosque’s Hot Water Home — Waqf
Using the Mosque’s Well, Tap, Bucket and Rope — Waqf
Neighbourhood Residents Taking Water from the Mosque’s Tap — Waqf
Neighbourhood Residents Taking Water from the Mosque’s Tank — Waqf
Use of the Mosque’s Belongings by the Imam and Muezzin — Waqf
The Mosque’s Oil for the Imam and Muezzin with the Mutawalli’s Permission — Waqf
The Mosque’s Oil for the Imam — Waqf
The Imam’s Use of the Mosque’s Oil and the Like — Waqf
The Imam Making Tea with the Hammam’s Coal — Waqf
Selling Leftover Candles and Spending the Proceeds on the Imam’s Salary and the Like — Waqf
Putting Out the Mosque’s Lamp and Lighting Lamps Beyond Need — Waqf
How Long Should the Lamp Burn in the Mosque — Waqf
How Long the Mosque’s Lamp Should Burn and Its Floor-Coverings Stay Spread — Waqf
Giving the Mosque’s Electricity to Someone Else — Waqf
Using the Mosque’s Fan — Waqf
Turning On the Electric Fan Outside Prayer Times — Waqf
Using the Mosque’s Toilet — Waqf
Using the Fruit of the Mosque’s Tree — Waqf
Using Wood Fallen from the Mosque’s Roof to Heat Water — Waqf
Use of the Mosque’s Hot Water by Those Who Do Not Pray — Waqf
A Traveller’s Use of the Mosque’s Mat — Waqf
The Mosque’s Worn-Out Mat in the Grave — Waqf
Taking the Mosque’s Water Jug and Prayer Mat Outside for Use — Waqf
The Muezzin Is the Custodian of the Mosque’s Prayer Mats; Using Them at Celebrations Is Not Permitted — Waqf
Use of Mosque Property by Tablighi Jamaats — Waqf
Scribal Work in a Mosque Chamber — Waqf
Cooking Food on a Place Belonging to the Mosque — Waqf
Asking for Some of the Mosque’s Materials — Waqf
Whoever Uses the Mosque’s Goods and Premises Must Pay Rent — Waqf
Spending Money Obtained by Begging on a Mosque — Waqf
May the Price Be Collected from the Seller of Mosque Grain Who Became Guarantor? — Waqf
Stones Were Bought for a Mosque and the Seller Gave One Stone as a Keepsake — Waqf
To Whom Does What Is Given in the Mosque Belong? — Waqf
Picking the Flowers of a Mosque — Waqf
Having One’s Announcement Made over the Mosque Microphone for a Fee — Waqf
Making an Announcement over the Mosque Microphone for a Rupee — Waqf
Selling a tree belonging to the mosque inside the mosque — Waqf

Mosque property — Hanafi fatwas (127)

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