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In ordinary cases, the object of transaction in such contracts as sale (bay‘) and lease (ijāra) has financcial value like property (‘ayn) or profit, or physical action. However, whether obligation to performing an action has a financial value and can be the object of transaction is a matter of debate. In adition, in cases in which the subject of the obligation is the assignment of ownership (tamlīk) of a specific or general property, the question arises as to whether the obligation causes the ownership or claim for the obligee regarding that specific or general property. This article seeks to prove that the legal action has financial value and it can be taken as the object of transaction; however, such an action is normally actualized simpl...
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