Rulings of the Mosque — Waqf

• The definition of a large mosque
• The small and the large mosque
• The boundary of the mosque
• The measure of the small and large mosque and passing in front of one who is praying
• When a place takes the ruling of a mosque
• The ruling of a mosque from the laying of its foundation
• Does a place take the ruling of a mosque once its foundation is laid?
• How a place becomes a mosque
• When a house becomes a mosque in the Sharʿi sense
• Land given for a mosque and construction begun: may the giver take it back and give other land instead
• A mosque comes into being even without an explicit waqf, by permission for adhan and congregation
• A place becomes a mosque by permission for adhan and congregation
• Once the adhan and congregation began with the owner’s permission, it became a mosque
• A mosque made by demolishing rooms in a hostel is not a mosque in the Sharʿi sense
• A Mosque Built for a Temporary Need Does Not Have the Ruling of a Mosque in the Sharʿi Sense
• A Mosque Does Not Cease to Be a Mosque Because of a Fire
• Removing a Mosque from Non-Waqf Land and Building a Guest Room in Its Place
• Whose Statement Is Accepted Concerning a Mosque
• Is the Gallery Part of the Mosque or Outside It?
• The Ruling on the Roof over the Mosque’s Ablution Area and Toilets
• The Ruling on Graves Adjoining the Mosque Courtyard
• The Worshipper Is Rewarded Even If He Is Prevented from Praying in the Mosque
• Naming a Mosque “Masjid Haram”
• Who Is the Founder of a Mosque?
• Attributing a Mosque to Its Founder
• Turning a House into a Mosque
• Building a Mosque on Land Given for a Mosque
• Building a Mosque on an Owner’s Land with His Permission
• Building a Mosque on Land Granted by the Government
• Having a Non-Muslim Lay the Foundation of a Mosque or Madrasa
• A Mosque Should Not Be Built on an Earlier Incorrect Foundation
• A mosque arch over a road and a two-storey mosque
• What to do if those building a mosque disagree
• Building a second mosque because of a difference in school of thought
• Turning an ‘Ashura-khana into a mosque
• Relocating a mosque
• Relocating a mosque
• Moving a mosque to another place
• Exchanging a mosque
• Exchanging a mosque for another mosque
• Transferring an old mosque to a new mosque
• Building another mosque with the bricks of an old mosque threatened with collapse and being washed away
• Using the materials of one mosque in another mosque
• Moving a prayer-times chart from one mosque to another
• How the old materials of a mosque are to be used
• Using the foundation of a deserted mosque
• Taking the floor covering of a small mosque to the Jami‘ mosque
• Giving the mats of one mosque to another mosque
• In which mosque should the belongings of the mosque of a village washed away by the river be used?
• Installing an endowed fan in another mosque
• Using a mosque’s item for the madrasa and a madrasa’s item for the mosque
• Using the belongings of a deserted mosque for a madrasa or a travellers’ lodge
• The income of land endowed to a mosque once the mosque has become deserted
• The ruling on an old mosque and its waqf after a new mosque is built
• A mosque inside a large house with a shared courtyard and the items bought for it
• I'tikaf in a place to which the minbar was moved after a mosque was demolished and where congregational prayer began to be held
• May the materials of an old mosque be used in one’s own building?
• Vacating part of a mosque for qawwali and the like, or declaring it one’s property and giving another place in exchange
• The ruling on copies of the Qur’an kept in a mosque
• Using the mosque’s copies of the Qur’an and the like for a madrasa
• Taking a mosque’s copy of the Qur’an home and paying its price
• Taking a mosque’s copy of the Qur’an to another place
• Masjid dirar (the mosque of harm)
• A new mosque is not a masjid dirar
• One form of masjid dirar
• Building another mosque to avoid strife: is it masjid dirar?
• Does privately owned land become masjid dirar if congregational prayer was held on it?
• Calling a mosque built by Muslims masjid dirar
• Building a second mosque without necessity
• Building a Second Mosque Without Necessity
• Building a Mosque Without Necessity for Family Prestige
• Building a New Mosque Out of Necessity
• Building a New Mosque in a New Settlement
• Building Another Mosque Near an Existing One
• Building a Second, Larger Mosque When One Already Exists
• Building a Mosque to Avert a Dispute
• Building a Second Mosque on Jointly Owned Land Because of Discord
• Building a New Mosque That Would Harm the Old Mosque
• Where Should Prayer Be Performed After a Mosque Is Built in the Neighbourhood?
• The Five Daily Prayers in the Old Mosque and a Separate Mosque Built for Jumu‘a
• Building a Second Mosque Out of Spite Against Another Mosque
• Turning Someone Else’s Land into a Mosque
• Building a Mosque on Someone’s Land Seized Unlawfully
• A Mosque and Shops on Usurped Land
• Building a Mosque on Land That Is Not Waqf
• Building a Mosque on Government Land
• A Mosque on Government Land
• Building a Mosque within Government Land
• A Mosque within Government Land
• A Mosque on Land Obtained from the State
• Building a mosque on land without the permission of the heirs
• Building houses and shops for the mosque on vacant land
• Another person’s house given to a mosque does not become the mosque’s
• Demolishing an old mosque
• Demolishing an old mosque and building a new one
• Abandoning an Old Mosque and Building a New One
• Demolishing an Old Mosque to Build a New, Sturdy One
• Demolishing an Old Mosque
• Reviving an Old Mosque
• Leaving an Old Mosque for a New One
• Abandoning a Mosque Site to Build a Mosque Elsewhere
• Building another mosque when a mosque has fallen into desolation
• Laying the bricks and stones of an old mosque where shoes are kept
• Prayer in the new mosque and in the old mosque
• Expanding a mosque
• A case of expanding a mosque
• Expanding a mosque because it is cramped
• Expanding a mosque on all four sides
• Taking a neighbour’s land to expand the mosque
• Incorporating the veranda into the mosque to expand it
• Incorporating an adjoining plot into the mosque
• Taking a plot near the mosque for the mosque
• Cutting down trees in the mosque courtyard for the mosque’s needs
• Bringing a grave into the mosque courtyard to expand it
• Incorporating graves into the mosque
• Demolishing a Shrine-Tomb and Incorporating Its Place into the Mosque
• Incorporating Graves Adjoining the Mosque into the Mosque
• Incorporating Part of a Road into the Mosque
• Taking Part of a Road into the Mosque Without Everyone’s Consent
• An Imambara Given to the Mosque and Used for Its Extension: Praying There
• Giving Half of a Mosque for the Widening of a Road
• The Ruling on a Mihrab in the Mosque
• What Should Be Done If Building a Mihrab Threatens the Collapse of the Mosque?
• The Ruling on a Mihrab in the Rear Wall and in a Middle Wall
• Building Minarets, a Mihrab and Niches in a Mosque
• The Position of the Minbar and Its Form
• The Mosque’s Mihrab Is Also Part of the Mosque
• Relocating the Mosque’s Mihrab
• Minarets of a Mosque
• Does a Mosque’s Being a Mosque Depend on a Minaret?
• Building new minarets when fine minarets already exist
• Do the minarets of a mosque make supplication?
• Decorative patterns on the walls of a mosque
• Where the passage in Shami on decorating a mosque with impure wealth is found
• Decorating a mosque from the mosque’s own funds
• Painting a mosque minaret in several colours
• Spending money on adorning a mosque
• Whitewashing a tree in the mosque and using harsh words against one another
• A particular calligraphic inscription in the mosque’s mihrab
• Writing Qur’anic verses and the like on the mosque wall
• A particular calligraphic inscription in the mosque’s mihrab and touching it (istilam)
• Removing this calligraphic inscription from the mihrab
• Pictures of the Kaʿba and the Prophet’s Mosque hung in a mosque
• Photographs of Madina in a mosque and praying facing them
• Placing a stone engraved with the date of the mosque’s construction in the mosque
• Placing a stone engraved with a name on a mosque
• Posting Written Hadiths in a Mosque, Asking for Prayers for Oneself and Writing One’s Name
• Fixing a Stone Bearing One’s Name in a Mosque Built with Donations
• An Office and the Like in a Room Built Inside a Mosque
• If Part of the Mosque Falls Within a Wall During Rebuilding
• Building a Mosque with Concrete
• Unlawful (non-Sharʿi) seizure of a mosque
• A mutawalli’s grave made on part of the mosque
• Returning bricks taken on credit and used in a mosque
• A Water Spout on Another’s Place, and Alterations to the Mosque Wall That Expose Someone’s Home
• The Mosque’s Lintel Slab on a Neighbour’s Wall
• Abandoning Part of a Mosque
• Building an Ablution Place in the Mosque
• Moving the Washrooms Outside for the Needs of the Mosque
• Seizing the land of a mosque as one’s own property
• Unlawful occupation of a mosque plot
• Resting the girder of the imam’s chamber on the mosque wall
• The imam’s room above part of the mosque
• An imam registered land endowed for the mosque in his own name
• Building an imam’s chamber on mosque land, and another mosque on a mosque’s endowed land
• A mosque below and a residence above
• Building Shops on a Vacant Area of the Mosque
• A Shop Below and a Mosque Above
• Building Shops on Mosque Ground and Following the Imam from One Shop in Another
• Shops beneath a Mosque
• Shops Below, a Mosque Above
• Building Dwellings on the Roof of the Mosque’s Shops to Be Let on Rent
• Making a Cupboard for a Shop in the Mosque Wall
• Building Shops and the Like for the Mosque’s Needs on Unowned Land near the Mosque
• Building Shops in the Mosque Courtyard for the Protection and Preservation of the Mosque
• Shortening the Rows of a Very Wide Mosque on the Right and Left in the Five Daily Prayers
• Building a Room or Chamber in the Mosque; Resting a Beam or Girder on the Mosque Wall
• Building a Chamber to Safeguard the Mosque’s Microphone
• Building a Cupboard for the Loudspeaker on the Mosque Roof
• Seizing by Force and Building Despite the Mosque Committee’s Displeasure
• Classrooms and Residential Houses on the Mosque’s Remaining Land
• Placing Some of the Madrasa’s Materials (Beams, etc.) on the Mosque Roof
• How to Preserve an Abandoned Mosque
• The Mosque Floor Was Raised in Rebuilding and a Basement Made Below: Where Should Prayer Be Performed?
• Making Doors in the Western Wall of a Mosque for the Convenience of the Madrasa People
• Opening a House Door into a Mosque
• Including Part of the Mosque in the Building When Rebuilding It
• Making a Well in the Courtyard of a Mosque
• Making a Well in a Mosque
• Repairing the Wall of a Mosque
• Building a Basement beneath a Mosque and a Hall above It
• Building a Basement beneath a Mosque
• Building a Place of Purification within the Mosque Enclosure Is Permissible
• A Latrine Adjoining the Mosque
• Building a Latrine near the Mosque
• Building a Toilet Attached to a Mosque
• Building a Toilet on a Site Belonging to the Mosque
• Building a Mosque Dome over a Urinal and Toilet
• Selling Land Endowed to a Mosque
• Selling an Abandoned Mosque
• Selling or Renting Out an Abandoned Mosque
• Selling a Plot of Land Endowed for a Mosque
• Selling Mosque Land in Expectation of Greater Income
• Selling Land Given for the Interests of the Mosque
• Selling a Mosque’s Waqf
• Selling What the Dervishes Gave to the Mosque, Etc.
• Selling the Mosque’s Bricks
• Auctioning and Using the Debris of the Mosque Floor
• Selling Mosque Lands for Fear of Their Seizure by Cultivators and Creating a Source of Income with the Proceeds
• Demolishing an Old Mosque and Using Its Materials in the New Mosque or Selling Them
• Selling the Mosque’s Materials
• Selling the Items of a Mosque
• Buying the Surplus Bricks of One Mosque and Using Them in Another Mosque
• The Materials of the Old Mosque Are of No Use in the New Mosque: Is It Correct to Sell Them?
• Selling the Materials of an Old Mosque and Using Them for the Imam’s Chamber
• Selling the Old Floor Tiles of a Mosque and Spending the Price on the Mosque, or Buying Them for One’s Own House
• Selling the Mosque’s Timber and the Like to Spend on Its Needs, and Praying in Such a Mosque
• Selling the Grille of the Mosque’s Well to Make Doors for the Mosque
• Selling a Mosque’s Things When It Is Demolished
• The Ruling on the Leftover Building Materials of a Mosque
• Selling the Leftover Building Materials of a Mosque
• Selling the Fruit of a Mosque’s Trees
• Selling the Oil and Other Items of a Mosque
• Selling a Mosque’s Surplus Oil
• Repeatedly Auctioning Items Given to a Mosque
• The Ruling on a Mosque after It Has Been Abandoned
• The property and belongings of a mosque that has become deserted; deliberately laying a mosque waste
• Disposing of Land Set Aside with the Intention of a Mosque
• Property Given to a Mosque Without Waqf May Be Sold
• To Whom Does a Building Put Up on Mosque Land Belong?
• Converting a Mosque into a Madrasa
• A Madrasa in the Mosque’s Gallery and a Society’s Office in Its Galleries
• Setting Up a School on Mosque Land
• A Madrasa Below and a Mosque Above
• A Madrasa Below and a Mosque Above on the Site of a Mosque
• How a Madrasa May Be Built on Mosque Land
• Teaching Children in One Part of the Mosque
• Taking the Mosque Courtyard for a Madrasa
• Establishing a Madrasa on Vacant Land Adjoining the Mosque
• Building a School Adjoining the Mosque
• Using the Site of a Mosque for a Madrasa
• Building a Madrasa Behind the Mosque
• The Limits of Teaching in a Mosque
• Teaching in a Mosque for a Salary
• Teaching Small Children in a Mosque
• Mixed Education, Secular Teaching in a Mosque, and Teaching in a Mosque in Non-Sharʿi Dress
• Teaching Children in a Mosque
• Teaching Children in a Mosque
• Teaching Children (taʿlim al-sibyan) in a Mosque
• Non-Religious Teaching in a Mosque
• Spending Haram Wealth on a Mosque
• Building a Mosque, a Well and a House with Unlawful Wealth
• Building a Mosque with Impure Wealth
• A Mosque Built with Unlawful Money
• Donations to a Mosque from Income from Wine
• A Donation to the Mosque from a Person with Mixed Income
• Prayer in a Mosque Built with Lawful and Unlawful Money
• Serving the Religion with Unlawful Wealth
• Qawwali and Giving Its Income to a Mosque
• Giving a Mosque Money Collected for a Qawwali
• Giving a Shrine’s Money to a Mosque and a Madrasa
• Giving Impermissible Wealth to a Mosque and a Madrasa
• Money from Impermissible Income in a Mosque
• Money Given by a Society Dealing in Interest for the Mosque, the Imam and the Like
• A Bequest and a Dream That Interest Money Be Given to the Mosque
• Using Interest Money for the Lighting of the Mosque and the Like
• Compensating the Mosque’s Money with a Sum Taken as an Interest-Bearing Loan
• Money from an Interest-Bearing Loan for the Mosque
• Taking an Interest-Bearing Loan to Build a Mosque
• An Interest-Bearing Loan for a Mosque
• A Mosque Committee Borrowing Money on Interest to Construct a Building
• Spending on a Mosque Money a Usurer Received as Inheritance
• Prayer in a Mosque Built with the Proceeds of Wine
• What Should Be Done If Wine Money Has Been Spent on a Mosque?
• Spending on a Mosque the Wages for Making Brushes from Pig Bristles
• Must Wages from Pig-Bristle Brushes Given to a Mosque Be Returned?
• A Moneylender’s Money for a Mosque
• Insuring a Mosque
• Giving Compensation for Destroyed Property to the Mosque
• Taking a Monetary Fine and Spending It on the Mosque
• Money of a Black-Marketeer for the Mosque
• Spending Usurped Property on a Mosque and the Like
• Spending Cinema Income on a Mosque and Madrasa
• The Donor’s Children Taking Back a Gift from the Recipient’s Children and Giving It to the Mosque
• Prayer in a Mosque Built by a Courtesan
• A Prostitute Having a Tin Roof Put Up in a Mosque
• Using in the Mosque Items Given by a Prostitute
• A Film Actor’s Income for a Mosque and Madrasa
• Using Stolen Cement in a Mosque
• Using Cement Bought on the Black Market for a Mosque
• Money Borrowed and Given for Building a Mosque — Is It Halal?
• Spending on the Mosque the Compensation for the Abolished Landlord System
• Returning the Husband’s Share after the Mahr Money Was Given to the Mosque
• A Qadi Taking Money from Whichever Party Wins the Case and Giving It to the Mosque
• Using an Earnest-Money Deposit for the Mosque
• Using Found Money (Luqata) for the Mosque
• Government Aid for Expanding a Mosque
• A Non-Muslim’s Money for Building a Mosque (and the Meaning of the Verse “It Is Not for the Polytheists to Maintain the Mosques of Allah…”)
• A Non-Muslim’s Money for Building a Mosque
• Non-Muslims’ Money for Building a Mosque
• A Non-Muslim Giving Money for Construction at a Mosque
• The Ruling on a Non-Muslim Building a Mosque
• A Non-Muslim Building a Mosque
• Spending the Mixed Money of Hindus and Muslims on Building a Mosque
• Hindus’ Money in a Mosque
• Spending the Money of Unbelievers on a Mosque and Eidgah
• Money of an Irreligious Kafir for a New Mosque
• Money of Shias, the Pharai Community and Non-Muslims for a Mosque
• Collecting Donations for a Mosque from Non-Muslims
• A Non-Muslim’s Donation
• A Non-Muslim Making a Waqf for a Mosque
• Taking Soil from a Non-Muslim’s Land for a Mosque
• A Hindu Giving Ewers to a Mosque
• Spending the Income of One Mosque on Other Mosques
• Establishing a Madrasa from the Income of a Mosque
• Charging a Battery with the Mosque’s Money
• Building a Madrasa with Donations Collected for a Mosque
• Establishing an Elementary Religious School from the Income of a Mosque
• Spending One Mosque’s Money on Another Mosque
• Giving an Item Belonging to a Mosque to Another Mosque as a Gift
• Collecting Donations for One Mosque and Spending Them on Another
• Giving a Contribution to a Madrasa from the Mosque’s Income
• Spending the Mosque’s Money on a Madrasa
• Money Left Over from Building a Mosque — for a Religious Madrasa
• Using the Mosque’s Items, Such as Stone, in a Madrasa
• Using One Mosque’s Money for Another Mosque
• Spending One Mosque’s Money on Another Mosque
• Spending the Surplus Income of a Mosque and Madrasa on Another Mosque and Madrasa
• Spending the Income of an Old Mosque on a New Mosque
• How the Income of an Old Mosque Is to Be Spent
• Building a Room for the Imam and the Like from the Mosque’s Income
• The Imam’s Salary from the Rent of Mosque Shops and from Wedding Receipts
• The Rule for Deducting Salary Paid from the Mosque’s Income
• A Library in the Mosque and Running a Library from the Mosque’s Income
• Lending the Mosque’s Money on Interest
• Lending the Money of an Eidgah and a Mosque
• Lending the Mosque’s Paddy on Credit
• Giving the Mosque’s Money for Trade
• The Mosque’s Money for Trade
• Buying a Funeral Bier from the Mosque’s Income
• Using Mosque and Madrasa Funds for One Another as a Loan
• A Working Committee Borrowing from the Mosque Fund to Spend on the Madrasa
• May Mosque Money Be Spent on a Moon-Sighting Committee?
• Buying Graveyard Land with Mosque Money
• Lending One Mosque’s Money to Another Mosque
• Paying the Costs of a Lawsuit Fought to Protect the Mosque from Mosque Funds
• Teaching Funded from Mosque Income
• Buying a Bucket for the Bathing Room with Mosque Money
• Building a Toilet and Bathing Room with Mosque Money; Attending a Celebration with Frivolity and Amusement
• Building a Toilet and Bathroom with Mosque Money
• Building a Chamber and Istinja Place for the Imam from Mosque Income
• Lighting in the Bathroom and Elsewhere
• Giving Land to the Imam or Muezzin as Salary
• Heating Wudu Water with Mosque Funds
• Giving Mosque Money to the Government
• Rewards for Those Serving the Mosque
• Providing Iftar from Mosque Income
• Rewarding the Tarawih Hafiz from the Mosque’s Income
• Laying Coverings on a Public Road from the Mosque’s Income on the Two Eids and Friday
• Spending Mosque Money on the Tarawih Hafiz
• Where the Mosque’s Surplus Money Is to Be Spent
• The Heads of Expenditure of Mosque Endowments
• Spending the Rent of the Shops and Houses of a Mosque and a Madrasa
• Keeping Salaries Low and Spending on a School from the Mosque’s Income
• Spending Mosque Donations on a Public Cause
• Improving the Condition of the Poor with Mosque Money
• A Madrasa Housed in a Mosque Room: Its Rent to the Mosque
• Using Mosque Items for Personal Purposes
• Using the Mosque’s Ablution Jugs for Personal Purposes
• Using the Mosque’s Floor Coverings or Money for One’s Own Purposes
• Reserving Part of the Mosque for One’s Personal Benefit
• Reserving an Ablution Jug and a Place in the Mosque for Oneself
• Reserving One of the Mosque’s Jugs for Oneself
• Taking Mosques’ Ewers and the Like to the Eidgah
• Taking One Mosque’s Ewer, Mats and the Like for Another Mosque on a Promise to Return Them
• Using Mosque Property for Personal Needs
• Keeping One’s Trade Goods in the Mosque Cupboard
• Keeping Religious Books and Other Things in the Mosque
• Reciting One’s Litany by the Mosque Lamp
• Using the Mosque Heater for One’s Own Needs or for Recitation
• Keeping a Mosque Book at Home for Study
• Taking the Mosque’s Oil or Clods of Earth Home
• Taking the Mosque’s Ladder and the Like Home for Use
• Taking the Mosque’s Hot Water Home
• Using the Mosque’s Well, Tap, Bucket and Rope
• Neighbourhood Residents Taking Water from the Mosque’s Tap
• Neighbourhood Residents Taking Water from the Mosque’s Tank
• Use of the Mosque’s Belongings by the Imam and Muezzin
• The Mosque’s Oil for the Imam and Muezzin with the Mutawalli’s Permission
• The Mosque’s Oil for the Imam
• The Imam’s Use of the Mosque’s Oil and the Like
• The Imam Making Tea with the Hammam’s Coal
• Selling Leftover Candles and Spending the Proceeds on the Imam’s Salary and the Like
• Putting Out the Mosque’s Lamp and Lighting Lamps Beyond Need
• How Long Should the Lamp Burn in the Mosque
• How Long the Mosque’s Lamp Should Burn and Its Floor-Coverings Stay Spread
• Giving the Mosque’s Electricity to Someone Else
• Using the Mosque’s Fan
• Turning On the Electric Fan Outside Prayer Times
• Using the Mosque’s Toilet
• Using the Fruit of the Mosque’s Tree
• Using Wood Fallen from the Mosque’s Roof to Heat Water
• Use of the Mosque’s Hot Water by Those Who Do Not Pray
• A Traveller’s Use of the Mosque’s Mat
• The Mosque’s Worn-Out Mat in the Grave
• Taking the Mosque’s Water Jug and Prayer Mat Outside for Use
• The Muezzin Is the Custodian of the Mosque’s Prayer Mats; Using Them at Celebrations Is Not Permitted
• Use of Mosque Property by Tablighi Jamaats
• Scribal Work in a Mosque Chamber
• Cooking Food on a Place Belonging to the Mosque
• Asking for Some of the Mosque’s Materials
• Whoever Uses the Mosque’s Goods and Premises Must Pay Rent
• A Mosque Shop Is Rented Out: What Is the Ruling If the Rent Is Not Raised?
• Raising the Mosque's Plinth to Build Shops Beneath It for Rent
• Building a Shop for a Tenant on Mosque Land
• Building a Shop for Rent in Place of the Ablution Pool
• Collecting Rent for Billboards Placed on a Mosque
• Making Any Part of the Mosque a Source of Income
• Renting Out Land Endowed to a Mosque
• Renting Out Mosque Property for a Cinema
• Renting Out Mosque Shops for an Interest-Based Business
• Renting Out Utensils to Meet the Mosque’s Expenses
• Lending Mosque Items for Use (ʿAriya)
• Spending on the Mosque the Rent from Utensils Hired Out for Unlawful Purposes
• Causing Hardship to a Tenant Without Necessity
• Renting Mosque Land for a Madrasa
• Cutting Down Trees by the Mosque Courtyard and Building a Veranda for Rent
• He Built a House on More Land Than He Bought
• The Ruling on Money Collected for a Mosque
• Mosque Expenses: From Personal Funds or From Donations
• Joint Fundraising in the Name of a Mosque and a Madrasa
• Expanding a Mosque and Building Shops for a Madrasa from Joint Donations
• Sweets and the Like from Mosque and Association Donations
• Building Rental Shops with Donations Collected for the Mosque Veranda
• Using Donations Collected for an Adhan Room on a Travellers’ Lodge
• Donating a Handful of Rice Daily for the Mosque
• Collecting Donations by Force
• Collecting Donations for a Mosque by Force
• Forcibly Collecting Donations for Building a Mosque
• Taking Back a Donation Given for a Mosque
• Donations Collected for the Mosque Tank and Then Spent on Another Purpose
• A Case of Liability for Donations; Donations Do Not Become Waqf
• Spending Money Given for Iftar on Other Mosque Purposes
• Donations for a Mosque Pump: What to Do with the Unspent Remainder
• Paying the Muezzin and Imam from the Donation Box at the Gate of a Shrine
• A Donation to the Mosque from an Innovator
• Barelvis and Deobandis Helping Each Other’s Mosques
• Using Collection-Box Income for Building a Mosque
• Spending on the Mosque the Surplus of Donations Collected for the Shroud of a Deceased Person with No Heirs
• The Property of a Person with No Heirs Given to the Mosque
• Giving Money Obtained by Begging to the Mosque
• The Price of the Rajab Kunde Bowls Spent on the Mosque
• Giving a Debt Owed to a Deceased Creditor to the Mosque
• A Debtor Giving the Debt to the Mosque on Behalf of the Creditor
• Spending Money Obtained by Begging on a Mosque
• A Dispute over Whether a Mosque Belongs to Sunnis or Shias
• May the Price Be Collected from the Seller of Mosque Grain Who Became Guarantor?
• Does the One Who First Installed a Pump Still Get Reward after Its Mechanism Is Replaced?
• A Non-Muslim’s Vow to Build a Mosque and Praying in It
• Discarded Cement Was Refined, Sold and Used for the Mosque Floor
• Leaving a Mosque Deserted Because of Mutual Discord
• Abandoning a Particular Mosque for Fear for One’s Life
• Running Electric Wires over the Roof of a Mosque
• The Mosque’s Electric Wire over Someone’s House
• Building One’s Own Structure Adjoining a Mosque
• A Prayer Mat from Shroud Cloth in the Mosque
• Placing a Handkerchief or Prayer Mat in the Mosque to Reserve a Place
• Buying Tin Sheets Cheaply from the Town Area Committee for Use in a Mosque
• Building a Religious School in the Name of a Mosque
• The Ruling on a Mosque-Like Structure with a Grave in the Middle
• Promising Money to a Mosque and Not Giving It
• Intending to Spend Money on One Mosque, Then Spending It on Another
• No One Has the Right to Abolish a Mosque’s Income
• Selling One’s Houses So That the Mosque Becomes Deserted
• How Much of a Passage Should Be Left Between a House and a Mosque
• Turning One’s Back Towards the Qur’an in a Large Mosque
• Locking the Mosque to Protect Its Property
• Locking the Mosque and Preventing the Funeral Prayer in It Because of Unpaid Donations
• Does Praying Maghrib in a Certain Mosque for Four Years Earn the Reward of Hajj?
• Stones Were Bought for a Mosque and the Seller Gave One Stone as a Keepsake
• To Whom Does What Is Given in the Mosque Belong?
• Who Is Entitled to Gulgule and Sweets Brought to the Mosque?
• Why Is Punishment Not Meted Out Immediately for Demolishing Mosques?
• Abandoning the Mosque Merely out of Obstinacy
• Demolishing the Former Mosque out of Obstinacy
• Burying the Dead in an Abandoned Mosque
• Keeping the Mosque Frequented
• What to Do When a Mosque Servant Becomes Old and Weak
• A Mosque Servant’s Entitlements Are Not Inherited
• Taking Water for the Mosque from a Government Tank
• A Particular Family Treating the Mosque It Built as Though It Were Its Own Property
• Evicting One Who Has Usurped the Mosque’s Chamber
• Analogy with Pictures on Coins and Rupees, and Reading “Huda” and the Like in the Mosque
• Liability for Demolishing a Mosque
• Three Mosques Demolished in Delhi: What Should Be Done Now
• Building a Mosque Dome Like the Dome over the Prophet’s ﷺ Tomb

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