The Book Of Waqf (Endowments)

The Ruling on Heirs Dividing up the Endowment of Their Grandfather When its Benefit Ceases

Endowments Are Not Inherited

The Ruling on Disposing of an Endowment in a Different Way than Intended by the Donor, When That is Not Possible

Graves Are an Endowment for Those Who Are Buried Therein

Land on Which There is an old Grave Whose Inhabitant is Not Known

It is Not Permissible for the Custodian of the Endowment to Take Anything From its Revenue if He is Rich

The Ruling on Taking Something From a Graveyard for the Benefit of a Main Road

The Sanctity of the Dead Muslim is the Same as That of the Living

The Ruling on Retracting Endowments

He Donated Land For a Masjid, Then He Wanted to Take it Back

The Ruling on Endowments to Those Who Have Not Yet Come of Age and Including the Endowment in the Third of its Donor

The Ruling on Transferring the Funds of One Mosque to Another

The Ruling on the Endowment of Buildings Which Were Built With Loans From the Property Development Fund

The Ruling on an Endowment if its Benefits Cease

He Sold a House, Then it Became Evident That it Was an Endowment

Endowments Cannot be Sold

He Endowed a House in Order to Prevent His Nephew From Inheriting

It is Permissible for a Husband to Give His wife a Gift as He Wishes

A Husband's Gift

This Gift is Permissible

Showing Favoritism When Giving Gifts

The One Who Takes Back His Gift is Like a Dog