Continuation of the explanation of the author's statement: "If it exceeds one hundred and twenty by one, then it is three bint labun, then for every forty a bint labun, and for every fifty a haqqah."

The Shaykh : In the case of one hundred and ninety?

The questioner : Three haqqah and a bint labun.

The Shaykh : Three haqqah for one hundred and fifty, and a bint labun for forty. In the case of two hundred?

The questioner : ... .

The Shaykh : Correct. The two shares are equal. If you wish, it is five bint labun, or if you wish, four haqqah, because the fifty contains a haqqah and the two hundred is four fifties. Or five bint labun, because every forty contains a bint labun and the two hundred contains five forties. Correct. So, if it exceeds one hundred and twenty by one, then whatever increases by ten, what happens? The share changes: thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, above one hundred, ninety, and two hundred. Two hundred and ten?

The questioner : ... .

The Shaykh : Four bint labun and a haqqah, because one hundred and sixty is four bint labun. And fifty?

The questioner : A haqqah.

The Shaykh : A haqqah. And on this basis, calculate accordingly; every time it increases by ten, the share changes.