(Explanation of earning and seeking lawful sustenance)
2(Encouragement to earn lawful sustenance)
3(A time will come when the distinction between lawful and unlawful will be erased)
4(Explanation of distinguishing between lawful and unlawful)
5(Prohibition of buying and selling dogs)
6(Those whose earnings should not be used)
7(Those who have been cursed)
8(Prohibition of buying and selling wine, carrion, pork, and idols)
9(Fats were forbidden to the Jews)
10(Trading dogs and cats is a prohibited act)
11(Paying a fee for applying antimony)
12(Self-earned income is pure)
13(Explanation of unlawful earnings)
14(Warning against unlawful earnings)
15(It is necessary to avoid doubtful trade)
16(Summary of good deeds and sins)
17(The degree of piety and righteousness)
18(The prohibition of the wine trade)
19(Curse on everything related to wine)
20(Prohibition of consuming earnings from applying hairbands)
21(Explanation of the wages for playing music and singing)
22(Explanation of the price of singing slave girls)
23(Earning lawful sustenance is obligatory)
24(Explanation of taking a fee for the Noble Quran)
25(Buying and selling badgers)
26(Explanation of the earnings of slave girls)
27(Not abandoning a source of livelihood if it causes no harm)
28(Earnings of a soothsayer)
29(A body nourished by unlawful wealth will not enter Paradise)
30(Hazrat Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, and the milk of Zakat camels)
31(It is not permissible to mix lawful earnings with even a small amount of unlawful)
32(Supplication for the one who is lenient in buying and selling)
33(Paradise for the one who is lenient in financial transactions)
34(Allah Almighty’s command to be lenient in financial transactions)
35(Not taking oaths in buying and selling)
36(A false oath removes blessing from wealth)
37(Three people whom Allah Almighty will not look at)
38(The rank of the believing merchant on the Day of Resurrection)
39(The rank of the believing merchant on the Day of Resurrection, narrated by Ibn Majah)
40(The command to include charity and good deeds with trade)
41(The virtue of the pious merchant)
42(The virtue of the pious merchant, narrated by Al-Bayhaqi and Tirmidhi)
43(Explanation of Khiyar in the transaction of buying and selling)
44(Blessing in speaking the truth during buying and selling)
45(What should be said during buying and selling)
46(The option to keep or cancel a transaction before parting)
47(Parting with mutual consent)
48(The option to alter a transaction after the sale)
49(Curse on the taker and giver of usury)
50(Explanation of items sold on an equal basis)
51(If a transaction exceeds equality, it is as if usury was taken)
52(Explanation of the sale of gold and silver)
53(Explanation of the sale of grains)
54(Explanation of items sold on credit)
55(Explanation of selling good and bad dates together)
56(Buying good dates in exchange for bad dates)
57(Buying two slaves in exchange for one slave)
58(Explanation of selling an item of known quantity for an item of unknown quantity)
59(The issue of selling gold)
60(The prophecy of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, about usury)
61(Exchanging different items hand-to-hand)
62(Selling dry dates for fresh dates)
63(Selling meat in exchange for an animal)
64(Selling an animal on credit for another animal)
65(The issue of a non-existent item)
66(Usury is in credit transactions, not in cash)
67(The sin of usury)
68(The lowest degree of the sin of usury)
69(Usury removes blessing from trade)
70(The punishment of usurers)
71(Explanation of the Prophet’s curse, peace be upon him, on those dealing in usury)
72(Explanation of Hazrat Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, regarding usury)
73(Explanation of exchanging gifts between the lender and borrower)
74(The ruling on taking a gift for a loan)
75(What should be done in a place where usury is prevalent)
76(Muzabana, i.e., selling without measuring or weighing, is prohibited)
77(Explanation of Mukhabara, Muhaqala, and Muzabana)
78(Selling agricultural produce before it ripens)
79(Prohibition of selling dates on the tree for dry dates)
80(Explanation of selling dry dates)
81(Buying and selling unripe fruit)
82(Prohibition of selling unripe fruit on the tree before it ripens)
83(Prohibition of selling a fruit-bearing tree years in advance)
84(What the buyer should do if a calamity strikes after purchasing fruit)
85(Transporting grains to another place for sale after purchasing)
86(Explanation of selling goods before taking possession)
87(Not selling an item before measuring or weighing it)
88(Prohibition of selling grains before taking possession)
89(Explanation of a sale upon a sale)
90(Meeting caravans before they reach the market)
91(Prohibition of buying goods on the way before they reach the market)
92(Prohibition of bidding over another’s purchase or proposing marriage over another’s proposal)
93(Bargaining over the price)
94(An urban person selling the goods of a rural person)
95(Mulamasa and Munabadha in buying and selling are prohibited)
96(Hasara and Gharar in buying and selling are prohibited)
97(Prohibition of selling Habl al-Habala)
98(Explanation of the mating of a bull)
99(Prohibition of selling water)
100(Buying and selling leftover water)
101(Prohibition of selling water beyond need)
102(Prohibition of deception in trade)
103(Explanation of unknown exceptions in buying and selling)
104(Selling grapes before they turn black)
105(Prohibition of selling credit for credit)
106(Urban in buying and selling is prohibited)
107(Mudtar in buying and selling is prohibited)
108(Prohibition of taking a fee for letting a male mount a female)
109(Buying and selling a non-existent item)
110(Making two deals in one transaction)
111(Prohibition of two sales in one transaction)
112(Not mixing buying and selling with a loan)
113(Permissibility of changing currency in payment of price)
114(Explanation of a single sale by the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him)
115(Permissibility of auctioning)
116(Warning of punishment for one who sells a defective item deceitfully)
117(The issue of selling a fruit-bearing tree)
118(Explanation of conditional buying and selling)
119(The right of patronage belongs to the one who frees)
120(Buying and selling of patronage)
121(Whoever bears the loss is entitled to the profit)
122(What to do if the seller and buyer disagree)
123(Explanation of canceling an undesirable sale)
124(An important incident regarding the sale of land)
125(Conditions of advance sale (salam) in buying and selling)
126(Permissibility of buying on credit and placing a mortgage)
127(The armor of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, was mortgaged)
128(The issue of benefiting from a mortgage)
129(Explanation of the profit and loss of a mortgaged item, narrated by Al-Daraqutni)
130(Explanation of the profit and loss of a mortgaged item, narrated by Al-Hakim)
131(How to consider measurement and weight)
132(Warning to those who reduce in measurement and weight)
133(Prohibition of selling an advance sale (salam) before taking possession)
134(Hoarding)
135(Warning to the one who hoards)
136(The ruler should not fix prices on his own)
137(Warning to the one who illegally hoards grains)
138(Warning to the one who hoards for forty days)
139(The one who illegally hoards is a bad person)
140(Explanation of giving charity after hoarding)
141(An issue regarding the bankrupt)
142(The command to help the bankrupt)
143(Prohibition of granting respite to the debtor)
144(The one who grants respite to the bankrupt will be protected from the hardships of the Day of Resurrection)
145(The one who grants respite to the bankrupt will be saved from the hardships of the Day of Resurrection)
146(The shade of Allah’s mercy upon the one who grants respite to the bankrupt)
147(The one who repays a loan in a good manner is an exemplary person)
148(The lender has the right to demand repayment of the loan)
149(Not repaying a loan despite wealth is oppression)
150(Resolving disputes between the lender and borrower)
151(Explanation of the debtor repaying the loan)
152(Allah Almighty helps the one who intends to repay a loan)
153(The loan is not forgiven, even for a martyr)
154(The loan is not forgiven for a martyr)
155(The refusal of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, to perform the funeral prayer for a debtor)
156(The ruling on the bankrupt)
157(The soul of the debtor remains suspended until the loan is repaid)
158(The debtor will be prevented from entering Paradise)
159(The story of the loan of Hazrat Muadh, may Allah be pleased with him)
160(Selling all wealth to repay a loan)
161(The wealthy person should not delay in repaying a loan)
162(Someone should take responsibility for repaying the debtor’s loan before their funeral prayer)
163(Guarantee of Paradise for the one free from debt)
164(Not repaying a loan is a major sin)
165(A condition that makes the unlawful lawful or the lawful unlawful is not permissible)
166(Who is greater in weight)
167(Giving something extra when repaying a loan is better)
168(The arrangement for repaying a loan should be made quickly)
169(The one who grants respite receives reward)
170(The loan must be repaid before distributing inheritance)
171(Being martyred multiple times does not expiate a loan)
172(Permissibility of including another in a deal)
173(The partnership of the Muhajirun in the wealth of the Ansar)
174(Permissibility of appointing an agent in transactions)
175(Allah Almighty is the protector of trustworthy partners)
176(Explanation of fulfilling trust)
177(The agent of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him)
178(There is goodness and blessing in a Mudaraba partnership)
179(A beautiful incident)
180(Unlawful possession of even a handspan of land is not permissible)
181(Not milking an animal without its owner’s permission)
182(An incident)
183(It is forbidden to rob a Muslim’s wealth)
184(A cautionary outcome for the one who steals pilgrims’ belongings)
185(Permissibility of taking an animal for temporary use)
186(The one who revives barren land becomes its owner)
187(The one who revives barren land becomes its owner, narrated by Tirmidhi)
188(Encouragement to avoid oppression in trade)
189(The one who robs wealth is not from us)
190(Not taking someone’s property even in jest)
191(The right to recover stolen property from its possessor)
192(It is obligatory to return an item taken temporarily)
193(If an animal damages a field’s crop)
194(Forgiven is the item trampled by an animal’s foot or burned by fire)
195(Drinking milk as needed without permission)
196(Eating from a garden without permission)
197(If a borrowed item does not get wasted)
198(Obligation to return an item taken temporarily)
199(The issue of collecting fruit fallen from a tree)
200(Punishment for unlawful possession of land)
201(Torment for unlawful possession of land)
202(Torment for unlawful possession of a handspan of land)
203(The right of preemption belongs to the partner)
204(The right of preemption is only for land and housing)
205(The neighbor’s right of preemption due to proximity)
206(The right of the neighbor)
207(Guidance regarding the right of way)
208(It is not appropriate to sell immovable property without need)
209(The neighbor is more entitled to preemption)
210(The partner is more entitled to preemption)
211(Preemption applies to all immovable property)
212(Warning against cutting a berry tree)
213(Preemption in immovable property)
214(Giving land on a lease contract)
215(Prohibition of Mukhabara)
216(Explanation of giving land for a fee or rent)
217(Prohibition of giving land on lease except in certain cases)
218(Giving land to someone temporarily is better)
219(Not leaving land barren)
220(Not permissible to store agricultural tools in houses)
221(Cultivating someone’s land without permission)
222(Explanation of Muzara’a)
223(Permissibility of wages)
224(Paying a wage to the one who applies antimony)
225(Herding goats for a wage)
226(Three types of sins are very grave)
227(Taking a fee for the Noble Quran)
228(Unlawful incantations and their wages are forbidden)
229(The wage should be paid promptly)
230(The beggar should be given to, even if he is on horseback)
231(Mention of Prophet Musa, peace be upon him, regarding wages)
232(Explanation of not taking a fee for the Noble Quran)
233(The one who revives barren or uninhabited land becomes its owner)
234(Prohibition of reserving pastureland for oneself)
235(Dispute over bringing water to fields)
236(Not preventing animals from drinking water beyond need)
237(Selling property with a false oath)
238(Uninhabited land belongs to the one who revives it)
239(The gift of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, to the Companions)
240(The grant of a fief by the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, to Zubair, may Allah be pleased with him)
241(The gift of a fief by the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, to the Companions)
242(The gift of a salt mine by the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, to the Companions)
243(Muslims are partners in water, fire, and grass)
244(Explanation of obtaining lawful things)
245(A people who do not preserve the rights of the weak are not pure)
246(Explanation of granting the rights of the weak)
247(Principles of irrigating fields from a river or other sources)
248(Not harming anyone with one’s property)
249(Not refusing to give water, salt, or fire)
250(The story of Hazrat Umar, may Allah be pleased with him, giving the produce of his land as a gift)
251(The ruling on giving a gift for a lifetime)
252(Umra and Ma’mula become the property of the heirs)
253(Umra is the property of the one to whom it is given)
254(Explanation of giving Umra to a person personally)
255(What is a prohibited gift?)
256(Umra and Ruqba are permissible)
257(The item given as Umra belongs to the recipient or their descendants)
258(The gift of a flower is desirable)
259(How undesirable it is to give a gift and then take it back)
260(It is not permissible to give something and then take it back)
261(It is not permissible to differentiate between children in matters of giving)
262(The parent has the right to take back a gift)
263(A bad example for the one who gives something and then takes it back)
264(Explanation of giving compensation for a gift)
265(If someone gives a gift, at the very least it should be praised)
266(Who is the recipient of a gift?)
267(Whoever does not thank people does not thank Allah)
268(The importance of being grateful for blessings)
269(One should exchange gifts with others)
270(Do not consider a small gift insignificant)
271(Three gifts are desirable)
272(Do not return the gift of a fragrant flower)
273(Fairness in giving gifts among children)
274(How the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, accepted the gift of fruit)
275(What should be done if a fallen item is found)
276(Explanation of announcing a found item)
277(Prohibition of pilgrims picking up found items)
278(Ruling on a found item or buried treasure in uninhabited land)
279(What if the owner of the found item comes?)
280(Not picking up a found item with bad intentions)
281(Taking a witness for a found item)
282(Items that do not require announcement)