Hajr: continued and concluded

This second part of the chapter on the legal interdiction (hajr) first completes the treatment of acts concluded by the prodigal (safih) before his interdiction, together with the exceptions tolerated in his favor, then examines the one in charge of the minor, the insane and the prodigal, and the extent of the guardian's disposal, before turning to the second family of causes of interdiction: those aimed at the benefit of others, foremost among them the insolvent (muflis), with its conditions, detention and effects. Added to these are the interdiction of the terminally ill, that of the wife regarding what exceeds a third of her property, and that of the apostate. The 17 sheets below are a faithful and full translation of the encyclopedia of fiqh: exact school positions, the takhrij of hadiths and classical references are preserved.

Parts of this section

• Acts concluded before the legal interdiction (hajr)
• The guardian's fee
• What is not required of the insolvent