A man bought a car, but it remained in the seller's possession and was damaged; does it carry the ruling of a calamity (jā'ihah)?
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Question:
If a person pays the price of a car and buys it, but it remains in the seller's possession or in the showroom and is damaged, does it carry the ruling of a calamity (jā'ihah)?
Answer:
No, this is the property of the buyer; it was damaged while in the buyer's ownership. The calamity (jā'ihah) applies to fruits, my brother; it does not apply to cars, lands, or houses. No, it applies specifically to fruits.
If a person pays the price of a car and buys it, but it remains in the seller's possession or in the showroom and is damaged, does it carry the ruling of a calamity (jā'ihah)?
Answer:
No, this is the property of the buyer; it was damaged while in the buyer's ownership. The calamity (jā'ihah) applies to fruits, my brother; it does not apply to cars, lands, or houses. No, it applies specifically to fruits.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، [1657 -3022] رجل اشترى سيارة ولكن بقيت في يد البائع فتلفت، فهل يكون لها حكم الجائحة؟ — youtube.com
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