Fatwas of the Undertaker
(فتاوى الحانوتي)

Name: Fatwas of the Undertaker
Author: Muhammad bin Omar, Al-Hanouti, Al-Hanafi, Shams Al-Din, Al-Hanouti (1010 AH)

Title	Fatwas of the Undertaker
Title Original	فتاوى الحانوتي
Author	Muhammad bin Omar, Al-Hanouti, Al-Hanafi, Shams Al-Din, Al-Hanouti (1010 AH)
Author Original	محمد بن عمر، الحانوتي، الحنفي، شمس الدين ، الحانوتي هــ
Publication Place	- House of Islamic Manuscripts
Subject	Fatwas
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	No
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	491
Physical Dimensions	21 15.5 سم.14.3 9.5 سم
Library:	Dar Almakhtotat - دار المخطوطات
Record ID	20192047
Library Location	1113 / single
Notes	Question: He voluntarily acknowledged a debt, acknowledged his solvency and ability to do so, and then claimed insolvency. The answer: If the evidence of left-handedness and insolvency conflicts, the evidence of left-handedness is presented, but if he establishes evidence of his insolvency after left-handedness, then it is presented, because it has knowledge of an eventual matter, which is the occurrence of the loss of money. Question: What do you say about someone who appoints someone to divorce his wife without mentioning a number, and the agent divorces her three times? What is required of him? Is it a revocable divorce or something else? The answer: What is stipulated is that if he appointed him to divorce his wife and the agent divorced her three times, if the husband intended three, then three counts, and if he did not intend three, nothing would fall in the words of Abu Hanifa, and they said: one counts. End.... Question: If the administrator buys something for the endowment and the administrators of the endowment guarantee it, does the seller have the right to claim from the administrator and the guarantor or not? The answer: The one who is demanding the price of what the supervisor has begun to buy is the supervisor, because the rights belong to him, because the supervisor is in the position of an agent, and what indicates that he is the one demanding the price is what he said in Al-Isaf regarding the virtue of exchange and the chapters by Al-Imadi, that he has the right to give the price of what he sold from the endowment and to disavow it if he was the one directing the cause, as if he was the seller, for example, and he guarantees the opposite if he is not the one directing the reason, because the rights are due to him, and so is what he mentioned in Al-Isaf. Also, the same applies if the donor had stipulated for the administrator to replace it, and he sold the endowment and then returned it with a defect and the price was destroyed, then he demands it and guarantees it. Likewise, if he sells something to the endowment from someone to whom the administrator owes a debt, then retaliation takes place and he guarantees, among other branches. What this entails is the validity of a guarantee from what he guaranteed, and if it is valid, then the one who has the debt has the validity of the claim of the guarantor, just as he has the right to claim the administrator, even if I did not examine the issue explicitly. And God knows best.
Alternatif Başlık	الفتاوى الحانوتية
Kaynaklar ve Referanslar	خلاصة الأثر المحبي (1111) ( 4 / 76 ) الأعلام قاموس تراجم لأشهر الرجال والنساء من العرب والمستعربين والمستشرقين خير الدين بن محمود بن محمد بن علي بن فارس الزركلي (1396) ( 6 / 317 )
Satır Sayısı	17
Yazı Türü	النسخ

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Fatwas of the Undertaker

(فتاوى الحانوتي)

Author Muhammad bin Omar, Al-Hanouti, Al-Hanafi, Shams Al-Din, Al-Hanouti (1010 AH)

Author Original محمد بن عمر، الحانوتي، الحنفي، شمس الدين ، الحانوتي هــ

Publication Place - House of Islamic Manuscripts

Subject Fatwas

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital No

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 491

Physical Dimensions 21 15.5 سم.14.3 9.5 سم

Library Dar Almakhtotat - دار المخطوطات

Record ID 20192047

Library Location 1113 / single

Notes Question: He voluntarily acknowledged a debt, acknowledged his solvency and ability to do so, and then claimed insolvency. The answer: If the evidence of left-handedness and insolvency conflicts, the evidence of left-handedness is presented, but if he establishes evidence of his insolvency after left-handedness, then it is presented, because it has knowledge of an eventual matter, which is the occurrence of the loss of money. Question: What do you say about someone who appoints someone to divorce his wife without mentioning a number, and the agent divorces her three times? What is required of him? Is it a revocable divorce or something else? The answer: What is stipulated is that if he appointed him to divorce his wife and the agent divorced her three times, if the husband intended three, then three counts, and if he did not intend three, nothing would fall in the words of Abu Hanifa, and they said: one counts. End.... Question: If the administrator buys something for the endowment and the administrators of the endowment guarantee it, does the seller have the right to claim from the administrator and the guarantor or not? The answer: The one who is demanding the price of what the supervisor has begun to buy is the supervisor, because the rights belong to him, because the supervisor is in the position of an agent, and what indicates that he is the one demanding the price is what he said in Al-Isaf regarding the virtue of exchange and the chapters by Al-Imadi, that he has the right to give the price of what he sold from the endowment and to disavow it if he was the one directing the cause, as if he was the seller, for example, and he guarantees the opposite if he is not the one directing the reason, because the rights are due to him, and so is what he mentioned in Al-Isaf. Also, the same applies if the donor had stipulated for the administrator to replace it, and he sold the endowment and then returned it with a defect and the price was destroyed, then he demands it and guarantees it. Likewise, if he sells something to the endowment from someone to whom the administrator owes a debt, then retaliation takes place and he guarantees, among other branches. What this entails is the validity of a guarantee from what he guaranteed, and if it is valid, then the one who has the debt has the validity of the claim of the guarantor, just as he has the right to claim the administrator, even if I did not examine the issue explicitly. And God knows best.

Alternatif Başlık الفتاوى الحانوتية

Kaynaklar ve Referanslar خلاصة الأثر المحبي (1111) ( 4 / 76 ) الأعلام قاموس تراجم لأشهر الرجال والنساء من العرب والمستعربين والمستشرقين خير الدين بن محمود بن محمد بن علي بن فارس الزركلي (1396) ( 6 / 317 )

Satır Sayısı 17

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