The manager's work and special cases

Mudaraba is the contract by which the owner of a capital entrusts it to a working partner who makes it grow in exchange for an agreed share of the profit. This second half of the chapter sets out what the working partner may or may not do with the funds: selling or buying on credit, transferring the debt, buying beyond the capital, traveling, incurring expenses, selling at a grave price gap, bartering, returning goods for defects, pledging, giving and lending, depositing, hiring services, mixing the capital, sub-letting it as a new mudaraba, or devoting it to farming and irrigation. The positions of the four schools are set out with their evidences and classical references.

Parts of this section

• Mudaraba suspended on a condition and credit sale by the mudarib
• Selling at a grave price gap (ghabn fahish)