Buying on credit until the stipend or the harvest: those who disliked it

Ibrahim used to regard it as disliked to buy on a term deferred until the annual stipend or the harvest. Rather, one should specify a month.

Sayyiduna Abdullah bin Abbas (may Allah be pleased with them both) said: Do not make a sale deferred until the juice pressing, nor until the annual stipend, nor until the threshing floor.

Something similar is reported through another chain.

Sa'id bin Jubayr said: Do not make a sale deferred until the crops are harvested, nor until the dates are cut, nor until the threshing. Rather, specify a month.

Muhammad (Ibn Sirin) was asked about a sale deferred until the annual stipend, and he said: I do not know what that is.

Ata regarded a sale deferred until the annual stipend as disliked.

Al-Hakam regarded a sale deferred until the annual stipend as disliked.

Dabi' bin Amr said: I asked Salim about a sale deferred until the fruit ripens, and he said: This is not correct. Make the sale for a known term.

Bukayr bin Atiq said: I asked Sa'id bin Jubayr: May I buy on a term deferred until the crops are harvested or until the threshing? He said: Buy a known measure for a known term.