What is the ruling on lost property in the Haram?
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Question:
The questioner says: We find the remnants of solid soap in the bathrooms. Are we allowed to take them and use them because their owners have left them, or are they considered lost property?
Answer:
A thing that is left behind and its owner does not want it may be taken; it is not lost property. Lost property is that which has been lost by its owner, lost by its owner, and has value. As for things that their owners have left, there is nothing wrong with taking them, or they are things of no value, trivial things of no value. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), when he found a date, took it and said, "Were it not that I fear it might be from charity, I would have eaten it." This indicates that a thing of no value may be taken and benefited from.
The questioner says: We find the remnants of solid soap in the bathrooms. Are we allowed to take them and use them because their owners have left them, or are they considered lost property?
Answer:
A thing that is left behind and its owner does not want it may be taken; it is not lost property. Lost property is that which has been lost by its owner, lost by its owner, and has value. As for things that their owners have left, there is nothing wrong with taking them, or they are things of no value, trivial things of no value. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him), when he found a date, took it and said, "Were it not that I fear it might be from charity, I would have eaten it." This indicates that a thing of no value may be taken and benefited from.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما حكم لقطة الحرم؟ للشيخ الفوزان — youtube.com
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