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it is usury and is unlawful. And if he sells ripe fruit against unripe fruit,even then he cannot take any quantity in excess. 2087. From the point of view of usury wheat and
barley are treated to be of the same kind. Hence, for example, if a
person gives 3 kilos of wheat and takes in lieuthereof 3 1/2 kilos of
barley, it is usury and is unlawful. And if, for example, a person
purchases 30 kilos of barley on the condition that he would give in lieu
thereof 30kilos of wheat when wheat is harvested, it is unlawful
because he has taken barley on the spot and will give wheat some time
later, and this amounts to taking some- thing inexcess. 2088. A transaction involving interest is
unlawful. Whether it is contracted with a Muslim or with an unbeliever.
However, it is permissible, and there is no harm,if a Muslim takes
interest from an unbeliever who is not under the protection of Islam or
from an unbeliever who is under the protection of Islam and taking
interest ispermissible in his religion. And on the basis of obligatory
precaution father and son and wife and husband cannot also take interest
from each other.
CONDITIONS OF A SELLER AND A BUYER 2089. There are six conditions for the sellers and buyers;
(i) They should be adult.
(ii) They should be sane.
(iii) They should not be prodigal (Safih) i.e. they should not spend their property on absurd things.
(iv) They should have an intention to sell and purchase a commodity.
Hence. if a person says in jest that he has sold his property, the
transaction is void.
(v) They have not been forced to sell and buy.
(vi) They should be the owners of the commodity which is proposed to be
sold and purchased. Orders relating to these will be narrated in the
following Articles.
نام کتاب : مسائل المنتخبه (Articles Of Islamic Acts) نویسنده : الخوئي، السيد أبوالقاسم جلد : 1 صفحه : 434