Hazrat Abdul Malik bin Abi Qasim (may Allah have mercy on him) says that I asked Hazrat Nafi’ and Hazrat Rabi’: We buy cloth, then add some amount to its price, then attach a price tag to it, and then sell it as a Murabaha sale, but we do not disclose the extra amount added to the price. What is the ruling on this? They replied: No, this is deception and falsehood.

Ibrahim (may Allah have mercy on him) said that there is no harm in writing the price on the clothes and then selling them by saying: I sell them to you at this price with Murabaha sale.

Hazrat Hakam (may Allah have mercy on him) says that this sale is like a sale by bargaining.

It is narrated from Hazrat Sha'bi (may Allah have mercy on him) that a man claimed ownership of a mule that was in another person's possession and presented witnesses. Then the one in whose possession it was presented witnesses to the effect that the mule was born with him. Hazrat Shurayh (may Allah have mercy on him) decided the case in favor of the one in whose possession it was.

Hazrat Abu Husain (may Allah have mercy on him) says that I was with Hazrat Abdullah bin Utbah when a dispute over pearls was brought to him. Each of them presented witnesses that these belonged to him. I saw Hazrat Abdullah bin Utbah moving it with his hand and saying, "It belongs to the one in whose possession it is."

It is narrated from Hazrat Hakam that there was a dispute between two groups over a mule. Each group presented witnesses claiming the mule belonged to them. Hazrat Abdullah bin Utbah, may Allah have mercy on him, decided that the one in possession of it is its owner.

Ibrahim says that when both parties present witnesses, the thing will belong to the one who has possession of it.

Ibrahim says that when two witnesses testify that this animal belongs to a certain person and was born with him, and another two witnesses testify that it belongs to another person and was born with him, then the decision will be made in favor of the one in whose possession it is.

Hazrat Hakam states that a man had a piece of cloth. Another man presented witnesses that it was his cloth, and the one who had it also presented witnesses that it was his. So he said that it belongs to the one in whose possession it is. And regarding an animal, one man presented witnesses that it was his animal, and the one who had possession of it also presented witnesses that it was his animal. He said that it belongs to the one in whose possession it is.

It is narrated from Hazrat Tamim bin Tarfa (may Allah be pleased with him) that two men claimed ownership of a camel, and each of them presented witnesses that it belonged to him. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) decided that it belonged to both of them.