Issue No.1823- If a buyer tells the draper that he wants a cloth of fast colour, and the draper sells him a cloth whose colour fades, the buyer may terminate the transaction.
Issue No. 1211- If a person has to offer his own qaḍā prayer and offer his own qaḍā fasts, and also wishes to offer the qaḍā prayer and fasts of his parents, whichever he offers first will be correct.
Issue No. 1207- If the eldest son does not know whether or not his father or mother had any qaḍā prayers or fasts, he is under no obligation, and it is not necessary to investigate about it either.
Issue No. 1208- If the eldest son of a person dies before offering the qaḍā prayer and fasts of his parents, other sons would be under no obligation.
Issue No.1945- If the estate of a dead person does not exceed the obligatory expenses of his shroud, burial and the payment of his debt, his estate should be spent for these purposes and his heir will not inherit anything.
Issue No. 2343- If an executor alone cannot perform all the tasks laid down in the Will of the deceased and cannot hire someone else to help him, the Mujtahid or his representative will appoint someone to assist him in his duties.
Issue No. 2248- If a fish is caught alive from water and dies out of water, it is ṭāhir and halal, and if it dies in the trap in water, it is halal too.
Issue No. 1283- In all the cases where the follower should return, if he does not return intentionally, there would be problem in his prayer.
Issue No. 1277- If the follower recites sūrah al-fātiḥa and the other sūrah by mistake, or recites sūrah al-fātiḥa and the sūrah thinking that the voice which he is hearing is not the voice of the imam and realizes later that it was the voice of the imam his prayer is in order. And if he doubts whether it is the voice of the imam or of another person, the obligatory precaution is that he should not recite sūrah al-fātiḥa and the sūrah.
Issue No.2353- If the deceased’s own paternal uncle and aunt and the maternal uncle and aunt and their children do not exist, then the paternal uncle and aunt and the maternal uncle and aunt of the deceased’s parents will inherit, and if they do not exist, their descendants will inherit. And in the absence of their descendants, the paternal uncle and aunt and the maternal uncle and aunt of the deceased’s grandparents will inherit and if they are not alive, the property is inherited by their descendants.
Issue No.2378- If the heirs of the deceased are the maternal grandfather or grandmother (or both) along with the maternal brothers, the maternal grandfather will be treated like a brother and the maternal grandmother like a sister; the property is divided equally between them. However, in case the heirs are the paternal grandfather or grandmother (or both) along with paternal brothers (or paternal and maternal brothers), the grandfather will be treated as a brother and the grandmother as a sister, and the property will be divided between them in such a manner that every man will get twice as much as the share of a woman.
Issue No.2355- If out of the first group, there is only one heir of the deceased (for example, the father or mother or only one son or only one daughter) he/she inherits the entire property. In case there is more than one son or daughter, the property will be divided among them equally. However, if there are both sons and daughters, the property is divided among them in such a way that each son gets twice the share of each daughter.
