The ruling on planting trees inside the mosque
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Question:
What is the ruling on planting trees within the boundaries of the mosque for decoration and the like?
Answer:
It was previously mentioned to you at the beginning of this that if something is planted in the mosque, it becomes an endowment (waqf), or rather, if it is planted in the mosque, it becomes an endowment along with the mosque, because the mosque is an endowment, so whatever is planted in it follows it as an endowment. If it bears fruit, its fruit belongs to the benefits of the mosque; it is sold and spent on the interests of the Muslims. A person does not plant in it for himself to have exclusive rights to it, because this has occurred. Planting trees, if they do not inconvenience the one praying and are in the courtyard, there is no harm in that. Yes.
What is the ruling on planting trees within the boundaries of the mosque for decoration and the like?
Answer:
It was previously mentioned to you at the beginning of this that if something is planted in the mosque, it becomes an endowment (waqf), or rather, if it is planted in the mosque, it becomes an endowment along with the mosque, because the mosque is an endowment, so whatever is planted in it follows it as an endowment. If it bears fruit, its fruit belongs to the benefits of the mosque; it is sold and spent on the interests of the Muslims. A person does not plant in it for himself to have exclusive rights to it, because this has occurred. Planting trees, if they do not inconvenience the one praying and are in the courtyard, there is no harm in that. Yes.
Source
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