The end of mudaraba and the owner's rights

This continuation of the chapter on mudaraba covers the end of the contract and the rights of the capital owner (rab al-mal). Sixteen leaves of the legal encyclopedia (al-Mawsu'a al-fiqhiyya) are translated here faithfully: the owner's sale of merchandise from the capital, plurality of owners and workers, when the right to profit falls due, withdrawals during the contract, the zakat of the capital, whether the contract is binding or revocable, the death of the parties, and the loss of the capital. The positions of the four schools are reported with their classical references in parentheses.

Parts of this section

• The capital owner buys and sells merchandise of the qirad capital
• Is the qirad a binding or a revocable contract?