Is it permissible to use another person's vessel without their permission?

The questioner : They agree that it is not permissible for a person to use another person's vessel if that vessel is one that is not permissible to use, or if we will need it.

The Shaykh : Even if the owner is not harmed, do not use it except with the owner's permission.

The questioner : Until Ibn al-Abd said.

The Shaykh : No, no, we said that what is established by custom is permissible, because customary permission is like verbal permission.

The questioner : Shaykh, the scholars say, meaning, what is measured by analogy to a person who leans against his neighbor's wall and is not harmed by it?

The Shaykh : My brother, the leaning does not use anything.

The questioner : Professor.

The Shaykh : Asking permission is not used for trees at all. He sat in the market, this is by agreement that they do not grow. Unless the owner of the wall wants to use this shade, and you come and bother him, then he has more right to it than you. But if he has no need for it, no one says do not sit in its shade. But you use his vessel, you say, "By Allah, this does not harm the vessel," you cook in it and carry things in it, and you say it does not harm it. O 'Abd al-Rahman, perhaps some people say, "But his clothes too," and it does not harm you.

The presenter : Yes.

The Shaykh : I wear his clothes and I wear his outer garment, I sleep on his bed, it does not harm him. Yes.