Section 1 - Purchase and Sale - Al-Biyū’

Section One

Purchase and Sale

Al-Biyū’

We mean by al-Bay: transferring the asset to other people in exchange of another thing/asset. Al-Bayis established by the buyer and seller through a contract of words or deeds which includes proposal from one of them and acceptance from the other.

We said ‘al-Biyū’’ using the plural form because the two assets may be present in the exchange, which is ‘al-Bay an-Neqdi’ (cash sale); or the price may be held at the present price but the delivery of the purchased good is postponed, which is ‘bayas-Salaf’ (lending sale); or the good may be taken now but the payment of the price is postponed, which is ‘bay an-Nasi’ah’ (postponed-payment sale). Although these three meet in many rulings, we preferred to separate them into three chapters in light of the differing rulings.

 

Chapter 1: Cash sale (al-Bayan-Neqdī)                                          

    (A) Form and conditions                                       

    (B) Commitment and revocation                          

    Addition in iqālah (agreed invalidation)              

Chapter 2: Postponed-payment sale

Chapter 3: Lending sale                                

Chapter 4: Transaction interest (ribā)                                              

    (A) Selling things measured

           by weight and measure (measuring vessel)                  

    (B) Exchange sale                         

 

Section One

Purchase and Sale

Al-Biyū’

We mean by al-Bay: transferring the asset to other people in exchange of another thing/asset. Al-Bayis established by the buyer and seller through a contract of words or deeds which includes proposal from one of them and acceptance from the other.

We said ‘al-Biyū’’ using the plural form because the two assets may be present in the exchange, which is ‘al-Bay an-Neqdi’ (cash sale); or the price may be held at the present price but the delivery of the purchased good is postponed, which is ‘bayas-Salaf’ (lending sale); or the good may be taken now but the payment of the price is postponed, which is ‘bay an-Nasi’ah’ (postponed-payment sale). Although these three meet in many rulings, we preferred to separate them into three chapters in light of the differing rulings.

 

Chapter 1: Cash sale (al-Bayan-Neqdī)                                          

    (A) Form and conditions                                       

    (B) Commitment and revocation                          

    Addition in iqālah (agreed invalidation)              

Chapter 2: Postponed-payment sale

Chapter 3: Lending sale                                

Chapter 4: Transaction interest (ribā)                                              

    (A) Selling things measured

           by weight and measure (measuring vessel)                  

    (B) Exchange sale                         

 

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