Ju'ala (task reward)

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Ju'ala: the reward promised to whoever completes a defined task (finding a lost object, teaching the Quran, healing), and the rules of its performance.

Sources and references

• Coran 12:72
• al-Bukhari 2156
• Muslim 2201

Other pages of this pillar

• The conditions of the company (shirkat al-amwal)
• The company in Islam: legitimacy and categories
• Mudaraba (capital-management partnership)
• Muzara'a (agricultural sharecropping)
• Musaqat (irrigation sharing)
• Ijara (leasing)
• Wakala (agency mandate)
• Dissolving the company and dividing assets
• Contemporary companies through fiqh's lens
• Wages and salaried work (ujra)
• Brokerage and commission (samsara)
• Ijara muntahiya bi-t-tamlik: the lease leading to ownership
• Company and work with non-Muslims
• Forbidden trades and lawful career change
• Living in a non-Muslim land

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