Issue No.1946- If a person takes a sum of current gold or silver money or other than that as a loan, and then its price drops or increases, he must give the same quantity which he had taken, whether its price has dropped or increased.
Issue No.257- What is meant by the face lengthwise, is the distance between the upper part of the forehead, from the hair line, down to the end of the chin, and its breadth should be the distance between the thumb and middle finger; if even a small part of this area is left out, the wuḍū will be void. Thus, in order to ensure that the prescribed area has been fully washed, one should also wash a bit of the adjacent parts to this area.
Issue No.278- If the upper part of the feet is najis and cannot be rinsed, it is necessary, as an obligatory precaution, to place something ṭāhir over it and wipe on it and then perform tayammum.
Issue No.272- After wiping of the head, one should wipe the top of the feet with the remaining wetness on the hands from the tip of the toes (other than the small toe which it is not allowed as an obligatory precaution to be wiped alone) up to the bump on the foot, and, as a recommended precaution, up to the joint of foot.
Issue No.269- After washing both arms, one should wipe the front part of his head with the remaining wetness of wuḍū on his hand, and as an obligatory precaution it is necessary to wipe with the right hand, and it is better to wipe the head from the upper part downwards. There would also be no problem in wiping the head from the lower part upwards.
Issue No. 2237- If a person hunts an animal by means of a usurped dog or a usurped weapon, the hunted animal is halal and becomes his property. However, besides the fact that he has committed a sin, he should pay the rent for the weapon or dog to its owner.
Issue No. 1553- If a person dives into the sea and brings out an animal, which usually contains a gem like a pearl oyster, and finds a gem in its belly, in case the value of the gem, after deducting the expenses, reaches the taxable limit, he should pay khums on it. As an obligatory precaution, he should also pay khums when he obtains it from an animal that has swallowed a gem.
Issue No. 2239- If an animal is cut into two parts with a stick, stone or another instrument with which hunting is not allowed, the part which does not contain the head and the neck will be haram. As regards the part which contains the head and the neck, in case the animal is still alive and it is slaughtered in accordance with sharia, that part is halal.
Issue No. 2246- If a person hunts an animal by a hawk or a trained animal other than a hunting dog, that hunt is not halal. However, if a person reaches the animal while it is still alive and slaughters it in the manner prescribed by sharia, it is halal.
Issue No.2395- If one’s permanent wife dies and has no children, the husband inherits half of her property, and the remaining half is given to her other heirs. If she has children from that or another husband, her husband will get one-fourth of the property, and the remaining part will be inherited by her other heirs.
Issue No.2395- If one’s permanent wife dies and has no children, the husband inherits half of her property, and the remaining half is given to her other heirs. If she has children from that or another husband, her husband will get one-fourth of the property, and the remaining part will be inherited by her other heirs.
Issue No. 2045- The husband’s father and his grandfather, as far as the line continues, and the husband’s sons and grandsons, as far as the line descends, whether they existed at the time of her marriage or were born afterwards, are all maḥram to her.
