Murabaha and tawliya

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Updated on 06 October 2026 at 10:50 PM

The twelve leaves gathered here deal with the murabaha, the cost-plus sale with a known markup, and its sister sales: tawliya (resale at the original price without profit), ishirak (partnership over a share), and wadi'a (sale with a rebate). They cover in turn the murabaha to order of purchase, the ruling of the binding promise, the capital and the expenses attached to it, the seller's duties of disclosure, the betrayal that appears in the contract, and the sale to the non-bargainer. The positions of the four schools are given with their classical sources and takhrij.

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