The Meaning of the Author's Statement: Except Between a Master and His Slave
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Question:
The author of al-Rawd, regarding the statement of al-Mathal that it is forbidden between Muslims absolutely, whether in a land of Islam or a sacred precinct, except between a master and his slave, what is the meaning of that?
Answer:
Except between a master and his slave, meaning the slave's wealth belongs to the master. Because the slave's wealth belongs to his master. The slave's wealth is his master's, so he is not dealing with another person; rather, it is his own wealth and the master's wealth. Yes.
The author of al-Rawd, regarding the statement of al-Mathal that it is forbidden between Muslims absolutely, whether in a land of Islam or a sacred precinct, except between a master and his slave, what is the meaning of that?
Answer:
Except between a master and his slave, meaning the slave's wealth belongs to the master. Because the slave's wealth belongs to his master. The slave's wealth is his master's, so he is not dealing with another person; rather, it is his own wealth and the master's wealth. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 141/76 شرح زاد المستقنع/ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com (33:09)
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