Thirty-Second Assembly (Khwan-Pur-Nemat)
Thirty-Second Assembly (Khwan-Pur-Nemat)
Sheikh Sharfuddin Yahya Maneri
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The Helpless One asked whether people could take back what they have given to another person. The Venerable Master replied: There are seven situations in which it is not correct to take back what one has given away. He then recited the following judicial couplet:
After bestowing a gift can one take it back again? O friend, see the following mnemonic.
Afterwards he added: 'Dama' Khaziqah' contains seven Arabic letters. Each represents a prohibition for taking back a gift. Afterwards he explained the seven letters in this fashion: d-extremely close connections; m-death of one party; '(i.e. 'Ain)-substitution; kilos of the thing given, either by sale or gift; z-married state; q-relationship; h-the destruction of the thing offered. ¹
NOTE AND REFERENCE
1. The explanation of these terms pertains to 'Fiqh.
The Helpless One asked whether people could take back what they have given to another person. The Venerable Master replied: There are seven situations in which it is not correct to take back what one has given away. He then recited the following judicial couplet:
After bestowing a gift can one take it back again? O friend, see the following mnemonic.
Afterwards he added: 'Dama' Khaziqah' contains seven Arabic letters. Each represents a prohibition for taking back a gift. Afterwards he explained the seven letters in this fashion: d-extremely close connections; m-death of one party; '(i.e. 'Ain)-substitution; kilos of the thing given, either by sale or gift; z-married state; q-relationship; h-the destruction of the thing offered. ¹
NOTE AND REFERENCE
1. The explanation of these terms pertains to 'Fiqh.
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