Chapter on Claims That Are Accepted Without Evidence

Man Lā Yaḥḍuruh al-Faqīh · Volume 3 · Section 44 · 6 narrations

Hadith 283

Hadith.3425 - A Bedouin came to the Prophet, peace be upon him and his family, and claimed seventy dirhams as the price of a she-camel he had sold to Him (sw). The Prophet (sw) said: "I have paid you." The Bedouin said:…

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Hadith 284

The Messenger of Allah (swt), peace be upon him and his family, came out from the house of Aisha, and a Bedouin approached him with a she-camel. The Bedouin said: "O Muhammad, will you buy this she-camel?" The Prophet,…

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Hadith 285

The Prophet, peace be upon him and his family, purchased a horse from a Bedouin. The Prophet, peace be upon him and his family, walked quickly to pay him the price of the horse, but the Bedouin delayed. Meanwhile, some…

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Hadith 286

"This is Talha's armor, which was taken unlawfully on the day of Basra." Ibn Qufl said: "O Commander of the Faithful, appoint as judge between you and me the one you have approved for the Muslims." Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib…

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Hadith 287

I wrote to Abu al-Hasan (as) saying: "May I be your ransom. If a woman dies and her father claims that he had lent her some of the items or servants in her possession, is his claim accepted without evidence, or is it not…

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Hadith 288

"If a man divorces his wife, and she claims that the belongings are hers while he claims that the belongings are his, then the man is entitled to what is for men, and the woman is entitled to what is for women." It has…

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