Hasan disliked asking for food, and saw no harm if it was offered to him and then he ate it.

Hazrat Hakeem bin Jubair narrates that Hazrat Saeed bin Jubair came to us near the Euphrates, then sent a person to the people of Ushr saying, "If you have anything, feed us." They fed us and also ate with us.

It is narrated from Hazrat Abu Husain that a person broke another's musical instrument. The dispute was taken to Hazrat Shurayh, and he did not hold him liable.

The mention of a broker's fee was made before Hazrat Ibn Sirin, and he disliked it.

It is narrated from Hazrat Hajjar that a person said to Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him), "By Allah, my wealth has been lost." Hazrat Ali (may Allah be pleased with him) said to him: "You yourself have lost it; why did you not take any sign from it?"

It is narrated from Hasan that if one person has dirhams due from another and he receives the dirhams, and among them are some marked dirhams, he says that even if it is silver, there is no harm, as long as they are equal in weight.

Muhammad, may Allah have mercy on him, said that if some dirhams are marked, there is no harm in it.

A dispute regarding a slave girl who had the disease of debilah was brought before Hazrat Dahhak. This is a well-known disease that does not occur suddenly, so Hazrat Dahhak ruled against the seller. Hazrat Sufyan says that Hazrat Dahhak’s statement is more preferable to me than the statement of Hazrat Shurayh, that when it is known that it is not new, then it will be returned, and an oath will be taken from the buyer that he had not seen it before purchasing, and after seeing it, he is not satisfied with it.

24764 - (And he said) (1) Sufyan: And the statement of al-Dhahhak is (more beloved) (2) to me than the statement of Shurayh: If it is known that it is not among those things that are newly occurring (3), then it is to be returned, and it necessitates the oath of the buyer that he did not (see it) (4) before he bought it, and that he was not pleased with it after he saw it.

Hazrat Fudayl says that a person gave me a dinar so that I could buy wheat for him. It was lost (destroyed) by me. I said to the wheat seller, "Weigh out more wheat for me in its place." I mentioned this to Ibrahim, and he said: "It was not obligatory upon you."