The house was endowed.
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Question:
I have a house and I wish to endow it, preventing its sale for the benefit of my family. Is this permissible?
Answer:
Answer: He should endow it by preventing its sale, its gift, and the transfer of ownership, and it remains an endowment. It is not just about preventing the sale. If he wants to make it an endowment, he designates it for the needy among his descendants, saying: "It is an endowment for the needy among my descendants or my relatives." There is nothing wrong with that, and he should not single out any specific person.
I have a house and I wish to endow it, preventing its sale for the benefit of my family. Is this permissible?
Answer:
Answer: He should endow it by preventing its sale, its gift, and the transfer of ownership, and it remains an endowment. It is not just about preventing the sale. If he wants to make it an endowment, he designates it for the needy among his descendants, saying: "It is an endowment for the needy among my descendants or my relatives." There is nothing wrong with that, and he should not single out any specific person.
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