Hatem al-Haj – Fiqh of Transactions #21 – Leasing and Hiring

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The speakers discuss the importance of leasing and hiring, honoring the rule of law, and finding a suitable work environment. They stress the need for legitimate and enforceable HR, finding a binding and binding work environment, and avoiding mistakes. The speakers emphasize the importance of transparency and good negotiations in contracts, and the need for a certain amount of effort to achieve goals. They also touch on the differences between Java and contracts, the importance of practicing medicine, and the responsibility of the owner of a property.

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			In order
		
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			to proceed so today inshallah we will have our example adjara The Book of policing and hiring from
		
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			Smoky Mountain Nicodemus book along that, in that died in the year 620 after hegira
		
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			and we've been studying his book along
		
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			with commentary
		
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			for how long now for two years.
		
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			Anyway, we were now in the financial transactions, we have three more chapters we'll be done.
		
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			So hopefully before Ramadan, we'll be done with the federal financial transactions and thereafter,
when we come back shala from our Ramadan break, we will
		
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			start with the fact of inheritance.
		
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			Today we are talking about catappa Giada.
		
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			The Book of leasing and hiring and you have to you have to say leasing and hiring because the data
is not only about one of itself, it's about both. When you rent a property that is a job. And when
you hire someone to do a job for you, or hire someone as your employee, that is also a job that is a
form of HR. So leasing is when the
		
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			use of frog is utility
		
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			and hiring is when the use of frog is a service
		
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			provided by someone.
		
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			Anyway, the safe Rahim Allah tala said wait
		
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			a minute are fine. And we will talk about the definition and the binding binding Enos of the
contract and we'll talk about the conditions. We'll talk about the rights and obligations of the
lessee and the sore. Let's see the sore the see
		
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			the sore is the landlord.
		
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			Let's see as the tenant
		
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			I mean that I see that is not only the landlord and tenant it's the person who basically
		
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			purchases the service or the utility is the lessee and the lessor is the person who sells the
service or the utility
		
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			okay. So,
		
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			the utility I should say
		
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			is then the
		
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			NFL as a lambda
		
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			function physical mot whether
		
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			it is a contract whose object is a benefit service or utility, it is mutually binding on both
parties. Neither of them holds the right to unilaterally another to unilaterally another.
		
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			Okay, it's binding contract between two involves a usufruct service or utility. adjara was a jar is
permissible by the Quran and the Sunnah. And the agreement of Muslim scholars
		
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			is digital in the era minister Jonathan karela. Me, one of them said, Oh, my father hired him, the
best person he could hire is away the competent coeymans the powerful that it means in the context
of hiring, the competent because power is not only limited to muscular power, it's competency
wherever, whatever the two are demanded to do. We mean trustworthy. So if you're looking to hire
anyone, look for two things. And actually, if you're looking for anyone to do anything good, look
for two things. They need to be competent. And they need to be honest, they need to be good. But
they also at the same time, they need to be competent.
		
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			If you're looking to marry, you need to marry someone who could deliver, you know, this charge that
our obligations towards the marriage.
		
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			And
		
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			they also need to marry someone who's honest and
		
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			nice and so on.
		
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			If you want to have a neighbor, you want to have someone who's competent in your life in general,
just try and surround yourself with people who are competent and good. competent, not good. Could be
disastrous. They could just serve
		
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			of
		
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			exploiting to know and
		
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			good and not competent they could be a huge burden. Also they could also be disastrous.
		
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			So competently Good. Then, also, you know, there are many hobbies that we can invoke here to prove
the legitimacy of a job. It's a matter of unanimity, unanimity. So, the Prophet sallallahu Sallam
for instance, said
		
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			this was reported about 11 Amara de la supervivencia magic from our beloved nama
		
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			JIRA, JIRA who public aka who give your employee or worker
		
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			his
		
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			compensation before his sweat dries out before his sweat dries out, don't procrastinate give him as
compensation before his sweat dries out.
		
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			And certainly reason also says that HR is legitimate permissible, it's got to be legitimate and
permissible, and we as Muslims have this concept of tahseen and takahe Hockley.
		
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			We have a moderate position concerning toxic and toxic Hockley, the minds ability to discern between
good and bad, it has the ability, but it is limited. It's dependent on the divine guidance for
refinements and adjustments, and to basically to also be able to overcome our inequities and our
biases, but we don't have that ability. So that is why the scholars always invoke that stallion. In
addition to that lead, Talia is the justification rational justification of the rulings that lead is
to find that the lead proof from the parents and battalion is to provide rational justification,
because the mind is capable to figure out what is right.
		
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			With the, you know, caveats and contingencies that I mentioned.
		
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			So they say that it is necessary, you know, it's needed that's required, because, like human beings
have needs for properties and services that they do not own. So they need to hire someone for those
services. And they need to rent properties that they cannot purchase, not everything you you need to
use, you can purchase. Nowadays, people basically purchase everything, right? Almost everything. But
		
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			But no, sometimes you need to read things, you need to use the usufruct of property without
acquiring the property itself. And that is why ijarah is important. In that sense. He says it's up
to not matter if HR is a contract whose object is a benefit service or utility. usufruct is service
or utility. It's not $1 is it it is the object of the contract is not a property, it is the utility
of that property, it's the benefit that you could acquire from that property. One of the differences
between adjara and sale although, you know,
		
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			many things apply ijarah you are purchasing also step of same type of sale, because you're
purchasing the utility, they use a product to the benefit the service of this property for a period
of time, for a period of time, but one of the differences is that you could sell me one pound of
sugar, right?
		
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			Although I'm very against sugar, but
		
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			I'm not buying any sugar from yoga. Let's say something else.
		
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			I have a personal vendetta against sugar.
		
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			Know what dates are the dates, so, don't eat it.
		
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			But
		
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			on a serious note, you could sell me one pound of dates, but you cannot rent them to me currently
the dates Why? Because it is a property that cannot be utilized without itself vanishing. The only
way you could utilize this property is to eat it.
		
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			And then that would not be renting that would not be leasing. So one of the conditions one of the
difference between sale and HR and one of the conditions of adjara is that the property has to
		
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			Have a benefit that the
		
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			less see when use
		
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			will acquire
		
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			without
		
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			the property itself damaging. So, anything like a car like a house like something of that nature,
		
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			they say sometimes you could rent money with the condition with the condition that this will be used
		
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			as a weight, or this will be used as a headier for beautification, because money used to be made of
gold and silver. But you cannot print money unless you stipulate that this would be the use. So I
have read
		
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			five dinars from you
		
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			bring him back next month, five liters.
		
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			But in this case, they are to be used with veterans
		
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			could be cumbersome could be problematic, but the it has to be it cannot be
		
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			for other than these benefits that that you could acquire. Without the five dinars being spent,
cannot spend them if you spend the five dinars, then that is ribbon can trend money. But if those
five dinars, you will take them and put them in a necklace because you have like a wedding. And it's
you know, people there as well. So if you
		
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			rent 200 dinar, put them in a necklace, wear them in your wedding, you could rent the 200 dinars in
this case. Anyways, this is just like a side issue. Side point. But it is an FYI, it's a contract
whose object is a benefit service or utility.
		
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			It is mutually binding the lesson minotauro finally amico huduma demonte? Originally, it is mutually
binding from both.
		
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			When we say after the lesson, what is the opposite of Aqua lesson?
		
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			The counterpart
		
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			here it's optional, but I'm talking about the Arabic word for it. Jazz. Yes, are the jazz. So Latin
and jazz. Latin is a binding contract. Jazz is a non binding contract. binding contract means no
party of the contract may have knowledge to avoid uni latterly, certainly both agree that certainly
you know they agree to another contract to void the contract have both agree. But no one can void it
unilaterally. The Jazz is the opposite of this.
		
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			One or either party of the contract may void you will need latterly such as what can I hire you as
well, my lucky, your your attorney, I can come at any time and end this wirkkala agency terminated
or you could say I don't want to be your own kid anymore. I don't want to be your agent anymore and
at anytime terminated. So,
		
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			they will provide some conditions here. So that does not result in harm because the overriding rule,
in fact, is La da da da da da legal Maxim's law there are there should be no harm or reciprocation
of her.
		
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			So an actor is, you know, if we say that there is a particular act that would result in significant,
identifiable harm, if someone just unilaterally called the southern terminated, then that will
provide accommodations for them to avoid that, you know, consequence to avoid harm as a consequence.
		
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			But in general act didn't work act agenda is our lesson it is binding you cannot pull out once you
sign you cannot pull out you will have to unless the person the the other party violated the
agreement. You have to respect this agreement. Regardless whether you have unless, unless like
someone for instance,
		
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			pays a witness to breastfeed and the child
		
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			Guys, then in this case, they will allow you to void the agreement. But if you rent a property, and
you don't have use for it anymore,
		
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			you can pull out of that contract,
		
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			you cannot pull out of that contract.
		
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			You either sort of, even if you die, he can pull out of a contract, your areas cannot go out of
contract, because subleasing is permissible in Islam. So someone can acquire that utility of that
product during the time that was designated. So someone will do so. Or if you rent out a property
and you die, your heirs cannot pull it out, pull out of that contract.
		
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			So it is a binding contract. That's of one of the two parties in the jazz contract. When you have
our key, your death terminated, his death terminated, when it is a binding contract, neither here
nor there, this or the other parties, this will terminate the contract. Even insanity does not
terminate the contract. But is there any exception to this?
		
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			Because the child was the object
		
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			of the sort of the handler, the substrate for the benefit the RBA,
		
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			and that
		
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			handle itself just vanished.
		
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			So and then certainly we will say that also, when the property itself
		
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			is not usable anymore, the contract will be terminated. But as long as the property can be used here
this year insanity, but are there other exceptions, because we said that this is not about policing
only, it's also about hiring. So if I hire you, if I hire you to perform a certain job for me
		
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			perform a certain job for me.
		
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			I don't want to say this, we hire someone to perform a certain job for you, and that person becomes
insane, loses their mind
		
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			is the sub not even that the contract is still a valid contract.
		
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			Okay, in this case, his guardian or if he died, his heirs inheritors, well replace him with someone
else to do the job.
		
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			But what is what was the contract about the performance of a certain job,
		
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			we will find you someone else to perform the same job.
		
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			I know what you want to say. They said it, you know, the, you know, the fuqaha did not really miss
out on anything. They said, they said unless this person was hired for a particular expertise that
he only provides, you can't replace him, this person was hired for themselves for their expertise,
or is specified that their own service, you know, it's not the job, the agreement is not on the job,
the agreement is on this person, the particularity the person himself is intended in the hire.
		
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			So, I am not hiring, just like any sort of it programmer, I am hiring hex.
		
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			So, in this case,
		
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			the death or insanity will terminate the contract. But the agreement was about providing a certain
service, then the custodians or the inheritors, of that person who became insane or who died, will
provide the service will replace him provide the service and the contract will stand. For instance,
who you hire a company, you hire a company to build you.
		
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			Like sort of an apartment building. And then in the middle of this, the person dies. The inheritors
will tell you, we will finish it for you. We will do the work we'll just you know, we will do the
work. We ought to replace whoever needs to be replaced. We'll do the work the contractors then bye
		
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			So, what we wanted to learn from this is that the ijarah contract is a very strong binding contract,
		
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			then the C except
		
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			Okay, so it will give you some exceptions. Now I'll give you the exception and I give you the
exception is when you hire someone for particular expertise or for the particular person, not the
generic job that anyone could perform. In this case, the contract will be terminated by the insanity
or this or the departure or something, imprisonment, etc, etc. Then, the same is the sheikh said
what unphysical between a feline and mokou dolla, one Qatar in Africa, what God has who have like a
demon cannon, how have these
		
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			the contract is not allowed by the death or insanity of either party. However, it is unknown when
the property or object of the contract is damaged or becomes of no avail. The lessee has the right
to another contract for a defect beat old or newly occurring, originating. So,
		
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			whenever you like your rent, like a property, and then it's just not usable anymore,
		
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			you can use it because something happened, whether it is something that was all than we discovered
or something that happened during your
		
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			renting period, you still
		
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			keep in mind that even if you cause this you will be liable even as a tenant if you cause the
problem, you will be liable, but the contract will not be void.
		
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			Wait a second, sorry, the contract will be voided you have the ability to void the contract, because
the service cannot be delivered anymore, the utility cannot be delivered anymore, but you will be
liable because you caused it
		
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			to be liable, because, because
		
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			So the bottom line is when the service or the utility is not deliverable anymore, that is grounds
for acknowledging the contract of ijarah leasing or hiring that is grounds for annulling the
contract of ijarah whether it is leasing or hiring,
		
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			whether this problem was old and that landlord did not tell you about it, or it occurred during your
usage of the property.
		
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			Then does he accept what not to say?
		
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			In maloom him or feek so that was a method was a theocracy so we've been more iron we've been a ha
ha ha in you know nalder ny Ian was up to the manic episode
		
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			Episode 40 or Mahadeva to God
		
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			in Wakata, hi in the fella but the men not fit him.
		
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			Okay, so Jake said leasing or hiring is only valid when the benefit with our service or utility is
determinately known the benefit here remember when we first spoke about clear prevented transactions
and we said transparency is one of the cornerstones of legitimate finance Islamic
		
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			transactions Mohamed Chan's parents he is determinately known, the benefit you will have to know
this may be either by custom as in renting the house for dwelling or by description, such as in
hiring someone to sell a certain garment build the wall or hold something to a particular place. It
is only valid when the benefit is accurately described and the compensation is known of the subject
matter of the contract is a physical property it must be determinately known and I mean
determinately known it's not like one of many. This particular item, he rented this particular item.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			So we're saying here that
		
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			how is it known transparency here means so transparency here would mean that we have to agree like
if I go rent a hotel room, do I need to tell them how I would use it. You know, I'm going to sleep
		
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			The bed sometimes I'll sit in the chair hi may turn the AC on, you know if I really had to use the
bathroom my well
		
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			do you have to do that?
		
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			No. Okay. So, whenever whenever it is customarily known customarily known, you don't need to provide
a description of the benefit or the service customarily known, whenever it is not customarily known
that description has to be the tail
		
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			to the end, to which end Why are we being so fussy about these things, because fear is about
preventing disputation between the people you know, to try and mitigate that
		
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			undesirable outcome. So, transparency prevents this mutation, if it is not customarily known, make
sure and try to do this please because most of the the troubles and most, you know,
		
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			I think that every Muslim company or like surgery, they need a pocket Mufti
		
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			have a pocket Mufti, for the family also, stuff.
		
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			So
		
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			one of the things that can help us avoid, you know, conflict is transparency, clarity, spell it out,
spell it out, no fine print, all just sort of good fund 12. You know,
		
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			you know, good, the good type of fun size 12, size 14, maybe even more helpful. So,
		
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			so that is the that's the concept here, but not only the benefit, but also the compensation, also
the compensation, because we do not want to come back and say I didn't miss fair market value,
because then we will need to find experts and we will disagree over the fair market value.
		
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			Because eventually, when a contract becomes avoided, then hesitant misled is what will be
		
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			when I whenever a contract becomes avoided, then we will go back and look for fair market value to
compensate the people because whenever they agreed on is void, now, their contract is void.
		
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			Also, when you do not determine the compensation, like they're a member in dialogue with that, if
you go and when we talk about gyla per job wages, and remind me to say, what's the difference
between Java and Java for Java ages?
		
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			When we talked about Java, we said that if you go to someone, if you go to someone, and give them
like you go to tailor and give him something or like
		
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			Hey, man, what's up man delivery? delivery man or
		
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			the person who carries stuff?
		
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			transport didn't have them here. They must have had them. Uh
		
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			huh, man, you go like someone carrying stuff for you, huh?
		
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			Korea,
		
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			Korea, the delivery person. So if, if you if you have your luggage, and someone could come down for
from the wherever you come off the train, and then you have your luggage and someone takes your
luggage? They are Mmm, that's what they do all the they are long. And you give them your luggage,
walk next to your car, and then tell them we didn't agree on anything. Thank you Goodbye. So, we
said that this is that you are going to you will have to give them their fair market compensation as
an illness
		
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			would it be best would it be better that you agree with them? It would be sometimes it becomes so
difficult and that's why in fact, the flexibility was shown
		
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			that sometimes it becomes so difficult. Therefore, for consent.
		
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			You know, when whenever this is done Agilent method will be binding, fair market value how to emit
for the means equivalent wage had wage myths the equivalent, so equivalent wage or the wage of the
equivalent equivalent service, fair market value of that service. But certainly, whenever you could
be more transparent and more detail and be more transparent and be more the
		
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			Because that will be conducive to
		
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			sort of good partnership and good transactions in general.
		
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			Then the SEC said we're gonna put them in America. And if the subject matter of the contract is a
physical property, it must be determined. You know, there's hobbies here where the Prophet
sallallahu Sallam was reported to have said,
		
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			questionable questionable traceability to the Prophet sallallahu Sallam was reported to have said,
it has to come.
		
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			Whenever some of you hires whenever one of you hires a person,
		
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			worker, let him know his compensation. Let him know his compensation.
		
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			Although the traceability is questionable to the Prophet sallallahu sallam, there is unanimity on
accepting the meaning of this. unanimously it is accepted. Let him No no, his compensation.
		
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			Membership said what minister Geraci and follow up mama karma who many esto fi bhrr in our area is a
cabinet minister, who do we know now we will talk about. So we talked about definition of ijarah.
And when we talk about the definition of a Jada, we differentiated the adjara. And sale has to be a
property that you could use without the property itself about a thing. But we develop this language
between Java and Java. And it may, it may be warranted to distinguish per job wages, if you remember
the lecture, the class that we had on per job wages, the differences between Java and Java is that
Java is not binding, it is jazz.
		
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			So you will say I lost my iPhone, whoever finds that. I'll give him $10 $50.
		
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			Then, two minutes later, you will say, forget about it. I'm not giving anyone anything, you know, if
you find it and bring it back to me,
		
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			I will
		
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			make the offer you
		
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			do I have the right? Yes.
		
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			When is my right term and when is it terminated? When someone actually brings it to you, you can say
you know I take it back when they bring it to you. But prior to this, you have to say you can say
you can take it back, but not when you hire someone. That's the difference between Jada Jada Johanna
is sort of a prize for doing a certain job prize for doing
		
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			that contract. It's not a lesson contract, it's not a binding contract. Also in Java, you do not
need to even specify the person
		
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			you do not need to specify the person you are saying whoever does it will take this much money.
		
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			And in in gyla, the amount or the duration of work is not even known.
		
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			Because hero, however does this for me, whoever builds the wall for me or, you know, offense for me,
then they will get this it becomes very close to each other here also, but
		
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			but bear with me. So whoever builds that wall or finds the iPhone, or something of that nature, they
will get to this.
		
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			How much work does this need in a jar, we have to specify one of two things. One of two things, we
cannot specify them both together at the same time, by the way, in a jar, it's either the time or
the work.
		
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			I want you to make me a garment out of this fabric.
		
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			But you can say and that's that's that could be some problem.
		
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			It has to take two to two days, but you could agree on on time and then they should live up to their
promise.
		
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			But this is a type of ijarah when what what what we define is that the job itself the work that
needs to be done, there is another type of adjara where you say I want to hire you from eight to
five every day,
		
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			for the next year.
		
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			Monday, you know, you take the weekend off, or whatever. So what we're agreeing on you're now adding
costs. direct costs means that you're that you're this time, this time is devoted to me
		
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			I can even prevent you from going to the masjid. Because this time is devoted to me, I cannot
prevent you from making your Salah if the time will go out, you know, I can prevent you from making
your Salah, but I can prevent you from going to the mosque.
		
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			And I can prevent you from from from a lot of things, you cannot be doing anything while you're
doing while you're doing my work, you know, the rights of the employer huge rights for the employer,
by the way. So when it comes to ethical standards that the Muslim employee should hold on to or
should live up to huge, huge big, you know,
		
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			greater than whatever standards anyone else. So, so I can prevent you from, from a lot of things.
		
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			And you can't do, you cannot basically even read the Qur'an, while at work. If this distracts you
from the job.
		
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			If you memorize the plan, and you sort of change it yourself in yourself without causing
distraction, I can prevent you from the if it does not affect your performance, if it does not
affect your job. If it affects your job, then you are ethically bound before Allah subhanaw taala
did not do it, if it causes you distraction. If your job for instance, as a scribe
		
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			is to write, and you keep on reviewing the muscles of the Quran, you keep you keep interviewing, and
that causes you distraction, you should not be doing this. But if it doesn't, if it's neutral or
helpful, such as if you're a carpenter, for instance, and, or something that does not require that
much sort of focus attention mentally, and you're doing some job. And this helps you motivates you
to do
		
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			anyway.
		
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			So the difference here between the data and dialer is that in the iarla, it's not binding, and it's
not specific, the amount of words whoever does it gets this much. And then that person the worker is
not specified. And that is why you find the handbags, for instance, they say that you cannot hire
someone to make an event or a primer to lead the prayers or to do something of its nature as an
idea. But you could make it a Johanna, you know, you could make it a dial in is, in what sense? You
will say, you know, we need someone to do this, no one is doing it. So whoever makes the event in
our Masjid, we will give them this, you know,
		
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			every month surprise, it's not an order. Because there is no agenda for that. This is something that
should be for Allah subhanaw taala, there should be no algebra, but it is a prize. And since it is a
prize, what is the difference here between being a prize and being algebra?
		
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			This is not binding. And this is whoever can do it for us. We'll give him this. But if we chose
someone, then certainly people will just leave him alone. But but then it is not binding, then there
could not be contention and fighting. What have we found someone who will do it for free.
		
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			But certainly you have to be reasonable.
		
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			You really have to be reasonable.
		
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			But the point here is that
		
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			they're trying to say
		
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			that this is deserved as a prize, not
		
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			as an algebra, surprise for someone who will
		
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			fulfill that need for the community, fulfill that need for the community.
		
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			So that's the difference between Java and Java.
		
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			Then the six. So we talked about the definition and part of the definition is that we distinguish
between a jar and saying and we said that the jar in essence is a purchase. But the difference
between it and assayed is that the property itself can you know you could use like you could procure
a benefit usufruct from the property without using the property itself
		
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			or without the property itself vanishing. And when we talked about the mindfulness and we said this
is a binding contract, nothing would end that except if subject matter is the contract is not there
anymore.
		
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			Baby that was going to be our breastfeed is not there, the house that we rented is not livable. So,
so, or it has like a like a problem that makes it difficult to live in, etc, the car is not moving,
something of that nature that will prevent you from procuring that benefit or that service or that
utility, you die, someone else can do it and in your place, the contract is binding
		
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			the unless the hiring was for the specific person than in this case, the contract will be void. So a
very binding contract. Then, the check we'll talk here about some of the conditions here
		
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			and some of the rights and obligations and we talked about the conditions, we talked about the
conditions and we set the conditions you know mainly the issue of transparency mainly that the
benefits got to be known identified determinately known this particular thing
		
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			or hormone souf, or more accurately described or accurately accurately described,
		
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			and then the compensation has to be also known and we said if the compensation was not known,
because it's something that people do all the time, like you know, you know, carry carry stuff for
people and they don't always make a contract, then the compensation would be called as it admits the
equivalent wage or compensation, fair market value, fair market value.
		
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			Finally, rights and obligations of this contract and the sixth one is to say and for that one up
mama comma woman is Sophie B, Jonathan Aveda is a Canon mithila who our do now.
		
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			However, rent something may substitute another person in his or her place to produce or to procure
the benefit, which is a service or utility for the same rent or a different one.
		
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			That is only if he or she is like him or less. What does it mean like him or less? So he would
explain it. If you rent a piece of land to plant to cultivate barley, you cannot cultivate wheat,
pure entity cultivate wheat, it can cut to the barley,
		
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			wheat or barley puree. Why is it because the farmers will tell you it's more depleting of the
resources of the land to cultivate wheat. So if you rent it, and we agree, you could rent it and say
I'll calculate whatever I want. And then you could calculate whatever you want. But if you rent it,
and you specify the agreement are rented to cultivate
		
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			we barley, you cannot cultivate wheat.
		
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			Okay?
		
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			If you rent them you too, right?
		
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			And let's say
		
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			you're about 150 pounds, 100 pounds.
		
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			You can have, can you have someone else write the Mew, as long as they're not heavier than 150
pounds?
		
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			Because you own what he wants to say is why is subleasing that's the modern term for this. Why is
subleasing permissible in Islam, because you actually purchase the use service, it is yours, like a
hack at the center of you can dispose of that you own that service, you own that benefit usufruct
utility you own it. So whether you procure it yourself, or someone else, it is fine. It's fine. As
long as
		
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			the rate of utilization is the same or less scald rate of utilization. If you if you if you're 150
pounds, and you rent to this mule and tell me I will go to Mecca, and come back. And when I discover
that, you know someone else could be here, anybody
		
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			and they look a lot heavier. I can ask for the difference.
		
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			And in fact, you know, when the early the they had, they had figured this stuff out, they figured
this stuff out. So let's say you're into them, you have
		
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			Me for 10 dinars take it to Mecca and come back.
		
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			Actually, it was the fair market value is nine dinars for your weight, your 150 pounds.
		
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			And let's say your 250 pounds.
		
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			Fair, fair market value is 12 dinars.
		
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			You give it to someone who's 250 pounds. fair market value is 12 dinars for taking that meal gone to
McCain coming back.
		
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			And we agreed on 10
		
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			because, as the owner, I saw that you're quite petite. So, I gave it to you for 10
		
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			when we actually when the market value is actually nine
		
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			So, now, how much should I pay you?
		
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			I discovered that you give it to someone who is much heavier,
		
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			how much do I owe you
		
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			see,
		
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			sorry,
		
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			you give me two are we agreed on 10 fair market value is nine
		
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			and fair market value for those 250 pounds is to help. So it is 12 minus nine not 12 minus 10
		
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			that is how you determine the difference and you take that difference which is three and you add it
to what we agreed on not the fair market value.
		
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			Because let us say you know I give it to you for more than fair market value because the it was the
season it was the for some reason. You know my mule is special. You know I sort of
		
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			but that's how we calculated
		
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			the same * settlement
		
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			for Lisa and fella Who's that oh man who aluminium Darren?
		
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			Darren men who have you heard it for Da Da Da Da Da Da Hua Li rule myth. If someone leases land for
growing a certain crop, he or she may also grow any crop that is less harmful to the land. However,
if the person grows something that brings about more harm or a different types of harm than he or
she has to pay the fair rent or do not miss equivalent wage.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Then the sheikh said we're an actor in a modern huayang. And I will, because we started five minutes
late. So I'm going to ask you for five more minutes. Beyond the time
		
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			when an actor in a modern mahaya project was who I will humbly say infer that he thought he
		
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			was a man like any intelligent entity Federline didn't fill out.
		
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			The same applies to the one who rents a beast of Mount or an individual to carry something to a
certain place. If the renter goes beyond that place or exceeds the carrying load, he or she has to
pay the fair or equivalent wage for the excess and also bears liability, the amount for the loss of
the commodity if it purchases, if the property is damaged without transgression, then there is no
liability. He wants to say in addition to what we said before, that he will owe the difference
between the difference for the rate of utilization. If the subleasing was the someone or some entity
that caused
		
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			greater rate lower entropy utilization of the land of the moon or whatever you will pay the
difference in addition to paying the difference, we did not agree that you will that I gave you this
meal I thought Miami would contain it can handle you Well, this meal you brought me back to me with
like a broken back well, you're dominant within the agree on this here liable.
		
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			Let us say my mule cart have virus.
		
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			You work you work you have them you my new EULA Coronavirus can die or became sick you brought it
back to me who's liable.
		
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			The sword we see
		
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			the sword the owner because when you are renting a property you are
		
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			not responsible unless you do one of two things that you're tardy is an act of aggression, you do
something wrong that you are not supposed to do. It is an act of negligence. You don't do something
you weren't supposed to do. You don't do something you weren't supposed to do. So if you forgot, if
you did not give them your food or water for two days, and the meal became sick and died, that is
free, that's negligence. If you thought that if you beat them, you'll so hard that you hurt them
you. That is called what transgression. So if there is no transgression, and there is no negligence,
and something happened to their rental property, who's liable, always the owner, always the owner,
		
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			because I said, the only thing I purchased from you that I should be liable for is the utility, not
the property, here's them. And if you rent it out to me, you're trusting me. You're trusting me
enough to give me your property to use. And I only purchased the utility. So if like something
happens at home,
		
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			you know,
		
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			we have leaking water in the ceiling. Here, you rent an apartment, the ceiling is leaking. Who is
responsible? The owner? When would you be responsible? If you caused this, by that you're free? By
doing something wrong? Or by not doing something right, something you were expected to do you're
required to do?
		
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			It then the chef said, What are the monado as either the you add your own epsa who Matan behind you
have female colorful via demon hydrate afraid
		
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			her worker hired for a certain period bears northern liability for damaging anything as long as
there is no negligence
		
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			on the part of the worker that isn't at zero costs, that is the employee that is hard that is hard
for a certain time you hire a maid that made at home.
		
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			And she does something she breaks something she does something
		
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			you know,
		
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			or he
		
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			who's responsible,
		
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			she or he would be only responsible if they committed tardy or top rate that something wrong or did
not do something required. But otherwise, you are responsible, your employee is your responsibility.
Whatever happens during the employment, the employer is responsible for all damages and all
liabilities caused by the employee and the employee is not responsible, except when he commits 30 or
three.
		
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			Then the sheikh said
		
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			then there is no also the man What are other gentlemen how cotton and how we behave. The auditor
minimum is kasana when I'm testing the ad, what are
		
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			evaluated
		
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			Similarly, there is no liability on a copper or circumciser or acquisition if the person is known
for his or her hair skin and did not commit wrongdoing. genelia. Shepard also would not be liable if
he or she did not transgress. So the bottom line is no one is liable. And but when it comes to
people who have special skills like the physician, the circumciser, etc, the hijab, when it comes to
people who have special skills,
		
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			there is a little bit there is a little bit of a wrinkle here,
		
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			you may have not committed that you're afraid, but he got into the wrong business here, you're not
really qualified. And the beauty of Islam is that even something of this nature before there was
standardization, of these professions or anything the Prophet sallallahu Sallam said, Man, Tata Baba
and your other men who took boon for hold on man, Tata Baba Mirada minimal boon for Obama. This was
a quarterback with ultra high Bobby hands, whoever practices medicine, without being known for such
sort of profession whenever you're at a minimum.
		
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			So practicing medicine without being qualified for what Garmin is liable, for, she is liable.
		
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			liable for the damage that you cause. Because he just got into the wrong things.
		
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			You know, you are not qualified. And that that Hadith is also to encourage us to standardize
		
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			the practice of medicine, which happened during the pharmacy
		
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			where they actually have licenses for physicians.
		
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			Then the sheikh said, as the chief said, unlike the additional costs your employee, if you hire
someone, if you sort of commission someone to do something for you, unlike them,
		
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			unlikely to cause your own employee,
		
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			they will be liable.
		
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			Because he said loosely from NASA, that nothing would work except for that. And he made them liable.
Which ones that Taylor you know, you give your the shoemaker, those people he said, welcome cassava.
		
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			Many, many,
		
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			many, many popular Metallica, br many Duna mahtani family.
		
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			However, a fuller, a tailor, and others, like them who work for peace wages wouldn't be liable for
the damage they cause by their own doing, but not for what is damaged while in their custody.
		
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			Okay, so not for damage, not for damage that that happens while the property in their custody, I
give you leather to make me a pair of shoes, I come back and you say we have a flood here. And I'm
sorry, it's true and your leather is ruined, or we have a fire and your fabric is burned?
		
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			Here at Taylor again. So who's liable? Okay, then we want to ask,
		
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			did he commit any debris? Was he negligent? Did he not take the proper precautions, he did not
commit any tougher it was just like completely out of their control. you're liable your loss company
wise, but there is a disagreement over this also, because some some scholars made them liable. Since
there has to be here since the they said that the market and it is not clear with our layman and
liable for everything or making them liable for what they do.
		
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			But when when it is caused by them, when it is caused by them, they cannot tell you what is what is
different to hear is that they cannot tell you I did not commit anytime you're afraid when it is
wrong, when it doesn't fit you right? When it is when when something happens when they are doing it
and then just their hand slipped note Are you not afraid no transgression, no negligent negligence?
It just so happened out of their control, but it was their own doing not like a natural calamity.
They are responsible? And are they ever mercenary or held to the you know, the the manufacturers and
the with those craftsmen. liable, because he figured that the market can never thrive without trust.
		
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			And if I don't trust that I can bring my stuff for you to hero, make me a garment and I come back
and then you tell me, you know lost this and that, then trust will be lost in the market. And that
is a form of SSM practice to buy the Sahaba one ally.
		
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			That is counter to the PS because the PS which is technically those people should not be liable
because you came to them, you trust them, you left you're stuck with them out of trust. So PS wise,
they should not be liable, which is the sort of the technical analogy. But because the objectives
the higher objectives are more important to preserve than the technicality. The scholars
		
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			would make them liable on the line who was the first to make them liable for the benefit of the
people and for the benefit of the markets as well.
		
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			That will bring us to the end of this chapter.
		
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			The keekaboo Jarrah, it has nothing to do with particular Mohan diction learns the physical activity