Regarding the Sale of Vegetables and Bamboo-like Items

Ibrahim says that there is no harm in cutting bamboo, etc., into pieces and selling it.

Hazrat Aamir says that there is no harm in cutting bamboo, etc., into pieces and selling it.

Hazrat Buraid bin Abdullah says that I asked Hazrat Ata about selling bamboo and similar things by breaking them into pieces, so he replied that it should be sold in one whole piece.

Hazrat Mujahid considered the sale of bamboo and henna to be disliked, and he considered the sale of melons and similar items to be disliked except when sold by weight.

Hazrat Shaibani says that I asked Hazrat Ikrimah about a crop that is harvested while it is still green. He replied that there is no harm in it. I asked, "What if its ears have appeared?" He considered it undesirable.

Hazrat Ibn Umar (may Allah be pleased with them) said: Do not make a sale by salam in a plant that has sprouted from the seed until it has grown large.

Ibn Sirin states that a plant with clusters cannot be sold before it turns white.

Hazrat Ibn Ashwa' and Hazrat Qasim have considered it disliked to cut bamboos, etc., into pieces and sell them.

Ibrahim considered Bai' Salam (forward sale) in grapes, dried dates, fresh dates, apples, guavas, melons, watermelons, bunches, and bamboos, etc., to be disliked (makruh).