Hazrat Ibn Abbas (may Allah be pleased with both of them) said that the testimony of an uncircumcised person is not accepted, his prayer is not accepted, and his slaughtered animal should not be eaten; Hasan did not see any harm in this.

24877 - He said: (And) (1) Al-Hasan did not see that.

Hazrat Ziyad bin Abu Ziyad narrates that I bought a goat from a person and paid the price. Then, when I came to take possession of it, the seller said that the goat was about to die, so I slaughtered it. I took the dispute to Hazrat Shurayh. Hazrat Shurayh said: Return the price for it.

Hazrat Amir was asked about a person who bought a slave, then the buyer said to the seller, "Sell him for me, he is more destitute than you." The slave died while in the seller's possession. He replied: The seller will be liable for its price.

Ibrahim says that if the seller withholds the sold item with himself in order to receive the price, and it is destroyed, then it will be counted as the seller's property.

Hasan says that if a house is bought in exchange for goods, or in exchange for dirhams and goods, then there is no right of pre-emption in it.

It is narrated from Hazrat Sha’bi that there was a wool spinner (one who spun yarn), in whose house people’s yarn was kept. His house caught fire, and in that fire, the people’s yarn was also burnt. Only three balls of wool were left with him. He took them and came to Hazrat Shurayh, and with him were two women. One of them said,“This is my yarn,”and the other woman said,“No, by God, this is mine.”He separated one of them and asked her,“On what did you make the ball of yarn?”She said,“On a walnut shell.”And he asked the other woman,“On what did you make the ball of yarn?”She said,“On a piece of bread.”He said,“O spinner, go and unravel these balls of yarn. If it is on a walnut shell, give it to her, and if it is on a piece of bread, then give it to the other.”

Hazrat Sha'bi says that if someone says, "The day I buy so-and-so, he will be free," and then he buys him, then he will become free.

Ibrahim says that if a person says, "I have bought this slave, so he is free," and then he buys him, then he will become free.

Hazrat Ata says that if a person says, "The day I purchase so-and-so, he will be free," then whichever day he purchases him, he will become free.