"Khiyār": pursuit of the best among things. Original meaning: inclining to something. It is derived from "ikhtiyār", which means: selecting, choosing.
"Ayb": defect, ugliness, anything contradicting sound Fitrah.
"Taqābud": exchanging two things between two people, as happens when each of the trading parties receives what is given by the other.
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"Ghishsh": showing something and concealing the opposite. Opposite: sincerity. It is derived from "ghashash", which means: muddied, unclear water.
"Ghabn": deception in buying and selling.
"Faskh": removing, lifting, annulling, invalidating.
"I‘rād": aversion, turning away, rejection. Opposite: proceeding toward something, obedience. It is derived from "‘ard", which means: appearance and prominence, or width. Other meanings: leaving out the work, going away, refusal, neglecting.
"Iqālah": annulment, removal. Original meaning: removing harm. It is also said to be derived from "qawl", which means statement - or from "qaylūlah", which means a midday nap. Other meanings: dropping, interruption, abrogation, invalidation, abandonment, replacement.
One's desire to have sexual intercourse.
A sum of money refunded to the buyer to compensate him for a flaw in the product.
Ending an assembly and leaving each participant his own way.
Specifying a price for something based on its lawful benefits.
Buyer’s right to cancel or continue the sale contract of an animal if the seller deceived him by falsely showing that the animal produces a large amount of milk.
Establishing the right of the buyer to proceed with the contract or cancel it when he sees the purchased commodity if he had not seen it at the time of making the contract or before it.
The right of either one of two contracting parties to annul a contract or conclude it if he finds a defect in the commodity or the price.
Buying a commodity at a certain price and then selling it at the same price, without profit or loss.
Sale with the condition that whenever the seller refunds the purchase price, the buyer shall return the sold item.
A high level of quality and value that something reaches because it is made with precision or the like.
It is the destruction of the disbelievers in Hellfire on the Day of Judgment.
A person who is unable to see during nighttime but can see during daytime.
Wanting something, while being keen on getting it and longing to have it.
Modifying something and making it appear contrary to its reality.
A person whose chest extends forward and whose belly and back curve inwards.
Agreement of two things or more and their sharing the same description, place, type, or etc.
The one who cannot see in sunlight.
It is when the seller shows his merchandise to the buyer to be free of defects.
The saliva that drips from one's mouth.
Hiding something and avoiding to talk about it.
A man whose eye is sunken into his head because of its narrowness (smallness).
A person who has one black eye and one blue eye.
Someone with wide mouth corners.
Animal whose thighs are very close to each other while its hooves are very distant from each other and its carpi are curved.
When the seller takes responsibility for any flaw in the merchandise while it is in the possession of the buyer for a specific period of time (warranty).