(1) Chapter.
2(2) Chapter. Giving a little gift.
3(3) Chapter. Whoever asks his friends to grant him a gift.
4(4) Chapter. Whoever asks others to give him water.
5(5) Chapter. Accepting the gift of game.
6(6) Chapter. The acceptance of a gift.
7(7) Chapter. The acceptance of a gift.
8(8) Chapter. Whosoever gave a gift to his friend and chose (the time) when he was at the home of some of his wives and did not give it to him, while he was in the homes of his other wives.
9(9) Chapter. What sort of presents (gift) should not be rejected.
10(10) Chapter. Whoever thinks that it is permissibe to give as a gift, something not present.
11(11) Chapter. Compensation for a gift.
12(12) Chapter. Giving gifts to one’s sons.
13(13) Chapter. The witnesses for Al-Hibah (the gifts).
14(14) Chapter. Giving gifts by a husband to his wife, and by a wife to her husband.
15(15) Chapter. It is permissible for a women to giving gifts to somebody other than her husband.
16(16) Chapter. Who is to be given the gift first?
17(17) Chapter. Whoever refused to accept a present for a certain reason.
18(18) Chapter. If somebody gives somebody else a present, or promises to give him a present, and one of them dies before the gift reaches the other person.
19(19) Chapter. How to take over the slave and property (given as gift)?
20(20) Chapter. When someone gives something (as a gift) to another person and the receiver takes it into his possession without saying, "I have accepted it."
21(21) Chapter. If a creditor gives the debt, due to him, as a gift.
22(22) Chapter. The giving of a gift by one person to a group.
23(23) Chapter. The received and unreceived gifts, and the divided and undivided gifts.
24(24) Chapter. If a group of persons gives a gift to some people.
25(25) Chapter. Whosoever is given a gift while some people are sitting with him, he only has the right to have it.
26(26) Chapter. If someone gives a camel as a gift to a man riding it, then the deed is valid.
27(27) Chapter. The presenting of a gift of clothes, wearing of which is disliked.
28(28) Chapter. The acceptance of presents from Al-Mushrikun (polytheists, idolaters, pagans).
29(29) Chapter. Giving presents to AI-Mushrikun (polytheists, idolaters, pagans).
30(30) Chapter. It is not legal for anyone to take back his presents or Sadaqa (things given in charity).
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32(32) Chapter. What is said about the Umra and Ruqba.
33(33) Chapter. Borrowing a horse from some people.
34(34) Chapter. To borrow something for the bride at the time of her wedding.
35(35) Chapter. The superiority of the Maniha, i.e., a milch she-camel or a sheep lent to somebody to use its milk and return it to its owner afterwards.
36(36) Chapter. It is permissible if somebody says, “I give this slave-girl to you for your service according to the prevalent convention known amongst the people."
37(37) Chapter. If somebody gives another person a horse (as a gift) then the rule is the same as that concerning the Umra or Sadaqa (i.e., the giver has no right to claim restitution).