Worship wages and corrupted cases

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Updated on 25 September 2026 at 6:57 PM

This part concludes the study of the pillars of the hire contract (ijara) with the questions where a wage touches acts of worship: jihad, pilgrimage, the adhan and iqama, the imamate in prayer, and then the duties owed to the deceased. It then deals with the condition the contract neither requires nor admits, what is owed under a corrupt hire, the rented object as a trust in the hands of the lessee, and the stipulation of liability on the lessee. The positions of the four schools are reported with their classical references.

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