Issue No. 1512- When something else other than the capital is lost from his property due to a breakage, fire or theft, etc., in case one needs the lost thing during that very year, he can acquire it from the profit made during the same year.
Issue No. 1513- If a person borrows money in the beginning of the year to meet his expenses, and makes profit before the year ends, he can deduct the borrowed money from the profit. If he does not make any profit throughout a year, and borrows money to meet his expenses, he can repay the borrowed money from the profit made by him during the following years.
Issue No. 1514- The loans which a person has taken for his living expenditure, or for a loss, or indemnification, etc., can be repaid from the profit of the year. However, if a person is paying for the debts in instalments, only the instalments that he has to pay in that year will be counted as part of the expenditure of that year.
Issue No. 1515- If a person takes a loan to increase his wealth, or to purchase a property which he does not need, he cannot deduct the loan from the profit earned during that year. However, if the loan taken out by him, or the thing purchased with it perishes, he can repay the loan out of the profit made by him during that year.
Issue No. 1521- If a minor owns some capital and profit accrues on it which exceeds his annual expenditure, he should, as an obligatory precaution, pay its khums when he becomes mature.
Issue No. 1527- If chalk, lime, red clay, etc., are called minerals, khums should be paid on them. This rule also applies to different kinds of stones.
Issue No. 1534- Treasure denotes property hidden in the earth or in a tree or mountain or wall, that common perception sees as treasure.
Issue No. 1538- If a person spends on the extraction of a treasure, he should deduct it and pay khums on the remainder.
Issue No. 1573- Khums cannot be given to a sayyid who is not a Twelver Shi‘a, nor can it be given to a person whose maintenance is obligatory on the giver, like his own wife who is sayyid. However, if it is obligatory for the woman to pay the expenses of others [whose maintenance is not obligatory on the husband] it is permissible for the husband to give khums to her, so that she may meet their expenses.
Issue No.38- Springs and qanats that are active sometimes and inactive at other times will be treated as flowing water only when they are active.
Issue No.578- If it is feared that an enemy may exhume the body or harm it, it should be lowered into the sea, if possible, as stated in the previous issue.
Issue No.587- If a woman dies and there is a living child in her womb, it should be brought out immediately from any side that is the safest possible way by the persons pointed out in the previous issue, and the body of the mother should then be sewn up. This should be performed as far as possible under the supervision of a skilled person, and if there is no such a person available, the left side of the mother is cut open and the child is brought out immediately.
