Those who permitted that if some work is done on it

Ash'ath says: I asked al-Sha'bi and al-Hakam about a man who rents camels and then rents them out for more than that. He said: "If he has worked with them himself or has hired a labourer for them, then there is no harm."

Ata was asked about a person who rents camels and then rents them out for more than that. He remained silent for a moment and then said: "In my opinion there is no harm in it."

Tawus says: If you rent a house and then rent it out for more than that, there is no harm.

Hisham bin Hubayrah used to dislike this, unless the person does some work in it, or himself lives in the house or in part of it.

Al-Hakam says that if a person rents a house and then lives in part of it himself and rents out part, there is no harm.

Amir dislikes this, unless the person does some work on it.

Al-Hasan says that there is no harm if a man rents something and then rents it out for more than that.

Ata says that there is no harm if a man rents a house and then rents it out for more than that.

Al-Hakam says: If a zamil or a spade is handed over to him and he then hires it out for more than he hired it for, there is no harm.

Makhul saw no harm in hiring out a labourer or anything else for a higher payment.