Exchanging a farm endowed for the mosque
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Question:
There is a farm endowed for the mosque, meaning its produce, and it has not been cultivated for a while. The community wishes to give it to a person in exchange for his farm, and to make his farm, which is located between the houses, a congregational mosque, and to repair it. Is it permissible for them to dispose of this land in exchange for the other?
Answer:
The judge should be consulted in this matter to look into what is most beneficial, or the people of the town should look into what is most beneficial and issue a ruling on what they see to be appropriate. Yes.
There is a farm endowed for the mosque, meaning its produce, and it has not been cultivated for a while. The community wishes to give it to a person in exchange for his farm, and to make his farm, which is located between the houses, a congregational mosque, and to repair it. Is it permissible for them to dispose of this land in exchange for the other?
Answer:
The judge should be consulted in this matter to look into what is most beneficial, or the people of the town should look into what is most beneficial and issue a ruling on what they see to be appropriate. Yes.
Source
ندوات الجامع الكبير مع الأسئلة - 34 — archive.org (1:07:00)
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