Usman bin Aswad narrates that Hazrat Mujahid and Ata said that it is not permissible for a person in charge to buy anything from the wealth that is under his responsibility. The narrator says that Hazrat Mujahid also said that your one hand cannot buy anything from your other hand.

33069 - He said: Mujahid said: Do not buy one of your hands from the other.

Sila bin Zufar narrates that I was with Hazrat Abdullah when a man came to him riding a piebald horse, and he said, "Do you command me to buy something from this wealth?" He asked, "What kind of wealth is this?" He replied, "A man made a bequest to me and died leaving this wealth. I put it up for sale in the market for a price." He said, "Do not buy it, and do not take anything from his wealth." Ibn Ishaq says that I heard this from Sila bin Zufar sixty years ago.

33071 - Abu Ishaq said: I heard it from Silah sixty years ago.

It is narrated from Ash'ath that Hasan and Muhammad bin Sirin said regarding the man who made a bequest of one third of his wealth for his slave, that this wealth will be given from his own share, so if one third is more than the value of the slave, then the slave will be set free and the remaining wealth will be given to him, and if it is less than his value, then he will be set free and the remaining value will be earned for the heirs, and if a deceased person made a bequest to give dirhams to slaves, then if the heirs wish, they may execute this bequest, and if they wish, they may not execute it.

Ibn Abi Khalid narrates that Hakim bin Jabir was advised at the time of death regarding making a will, that if you free your slave, it would be very good! He recited this verse { وَلْیَخْشَ الَّذِینَ لَوْ تَرَکُوا مِنْ خَلْفِہِمْ ذُرِّیَّۃً ضِعَافًا خَافُوا عَلَیْہِمْ }.

Ismail narrates about Hazrat Hakeem bin Jabir that when the time of his death came and he had a slave, it was said to him that it would be good if you set him free. He replied that I am not leaving any slave for my heirs except him. The narrator says that they said again that it would be good if you set him free, so upon this he recited the verse { وَلْیَخْشَ الَّذِینَ لَوْ تَرَکُوا مِنْ خَلْفِہِمْ ذُرِّیَّۃً ضِعَافًا خَافُوا عَلَیْہِمْ … سَدِیدًا }.

Nusayr narrates that a man said to Hazrat Rabi’ bin Khuthaym,“Bequeath your Mushaf to me!”He looked towards his younger son and recited this verse:“Some relatives have more right than others in Allah’s Book.”

Asim narrates that Hazrat Abu Al-Aaliyah fell ill, so he freed one of his slaves about whom it was said to him that he had gone across the river. He said, "If he is alive, I do not free him, and if he has died, then he is free." And then he mentioned this verse: { وَلَہُ ذُرِّیَّۃٌ ضُعَفَائُ }.

Ashja'i narrates that I heard Sufyan, regarding the man who made a will for two people and then one was found dead, saying that the wealth, that is, the entire one-third, will be for the other. Yahya says, "This is the stronger opinion."