300 hadith
The Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah. Muzabanah is when a man sells the dates of his orchard, if it is palm trees, for dates measured by volume, or if it is a vineyard, that he sells it for raisins measured by volume, or if it is a…
ابن ماجه 2265SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah, which is selling the fruit of one's orchard, if it consists of date palms, for dates measured by volume, and if it is a vineyard, selling it for raisins measured by volume, and if it is a standing…
مسلم 3899SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah, which is selling the fruit of one's orchard, if it were palm trees, for dates measured by volume, or if it were a vineyard, selling it for raisins measured by volume, or if it were a standing…
البخاري 2205SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah, which is selling the fruit still on the tops of the palm trees for a specified measure of dried dates, on the terms, "If it turns out to be more, the gain is mine, and if it turns out to be less,…
مسلم 3898SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah, which is selling the fruit of one's orchard, if it consists of palm trees, for dried dates by measure, or, if it is a vineyard, selling its grapes for raisins by measure, or, if it is a standing…
النسائي 4553SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ used to say, "Do not buy or sell fruit until its soundness becomes apparent." He forbade this to both the seller and the buyer. The Messenger of Allah ﷺ also forbade muzabanah, which is for a man to sell the fruit…
أحمد 6058SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah. Muzabanah is the sale of fresh dates on the tree for dried dates by measure, and the sale of grapes on the vine for raisins by measure.
الأعظمي 5734SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah sales, which is the sale of fresh dates on the tree for dried dates, except for the owners of araya, for whom he granted permission. He also forbade the sale of fresh grapes for raisins (Zabib),…
الترمذي 1303SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade the sales of muzabanah and muhaqalah. Muzabanah is selling the fruit of date palms for dried dates, and muhaqalah is selling standing crops for wheat and renting out land for wheat. He said, Salim bin…
مسلم 3878SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah. Muzabanah is selling fresh dates on the tree for dried dates by measure, and selling grapes on the vine for Zabib by measure.
مسلم 3893SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah. Muzabanah is selling the dates still on the palm trees in exchange for a measured quantity of harvested dates, with the buyer saying, "If it turns out to be more, the extra is mine, and if it…
النسائي 4537SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah. Muzabanah means selling the dates still on the palm trees in exchange for a specified measure of harvested dates, with the buyer saying, "If it turns out to be more, the extra is mine, and if it…
مسلم 3897SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade mukhabarah, muhaqalah, and muzabanah, and he forbade selling fruit until it ripens, and that it not be sold except for dirhams and dinars, except in the case of arāyā. Ata said, Jabir explained these terms…
مسلم 3910Sahih[[r3]] that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah. Muzabanah is the sale of fresh dates on the tree for dried dates by measure, and the sale of grapes on the vine for raisins by measure.
النسائي 4538SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muhaqala, muzabana, and mukhabara, and the sale of dates on the palm before they reach the stage of ishqah. Ishqah means that the dates turn red or yellow, or that some of them become fit to eat. Muhaqala is…
الأعظمي 5738SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ prohibited muzabanah. Muzabanah is the sale of fresh dates on the palm tree for dried dates by measure, and the sale of grapes for raisins by measure, and selling any fruit by estimation.
مسلم 3896SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah, which is the sale of fresh dates on the palm for dried dates by measure, and the sale of grapes on the vine for raisins by measure.
أحمد 5297SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah, which is the sale of fresh dates on the palm for dried dates by measure, and the sale of grapes on the vine for raisins by measure.
أحمد 4528SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah. Nafi used to explain it as selling fruit on the tree for an estimated amount of dried dates measured by a specified measure, with the buyer saying, "If it exceeds, the surplus is mine, and if it…
أحمد 5320SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah, which is selling fresh dates on the palm for dried dates by measure, and selling grapes on the vine for Zabib by measure.
مالك 1360SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah. Muzabanah means selling the dates still on the tops of palm trees in exchange for a specified measure of harvested dates, with the buyer saying, "If it turns out to be more, the extra is mine, and…
أحمد 4490SahihIbn Numayr said that Muhammad bin Bishr narrated to them, who said Ubaydullah narrated to them from Nafi, that Abdullah informed him that the Prophet ﷺ forbade muzabanah, which is selling the fruit of date palms for dried dates by measure,…
مسلم 3894SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ prohibited muzabanah. Muzabanah is the purchase of fresh dates on the tree in exchange for dried dates by measure, and the sale of grapes on the vine in exchange for raisins by measure.
البخاري 2185SahihJabir bin Abdullah reported that he heard the Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbid muzabanah and huqul. Jabir bin Abdullah explained, "Muzabanah is selling fresh dates on the tree for dried dates, and huqul is Kira Ard."
الأعظمي 5737SahihThe Prophet ﷺ forbade muzabanah. Muzabanah means selling fruit by a fixed measure on the terms, "If it turns out to be more, it is mine, and if it falls short, the loss is on me."
البخاري 2172SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah. Muzabanah is selling fresh dates on the tree for dried dates by measure, and selling grapes on the vine for raisins by measure.
البخاري 2171SahihThey reported that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah, which is the sale of fresh dates on the tree for dried dates, except for the owners of araya, whom he permitted to do so.
الأعظمي 5745SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah, the sale of fruit on the tree for dried dates, except in the case of those who held araya, for whom he granted permission. Abu Abdullah said that Ibn Ishaq reported, Bashir related to me from Abu…
البخاري 2383-2384SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah, the sale of fresh dates on the tree for dried dates, except for the owners of araya, whom he permitted to do so.
النسائي 4547SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muhaqalah, muzabanah, and mukhabarah, and forbade selling fruit before its ripeness becomes apparent. It is not to be sold except for Dinar and dirham, with the exception of arayah sales.
مسلم 3908SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade mukhabarah, muzabanah, and muhaqalah. He also forbade selling fruit before it had ripened and forbade selling it for anything other than dinars and dirhams.
النسائي 4554SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muhaqalah, muzabanah, and mukhabarah, and forbade buying date palms until their fruit shows ripeness. Ripeness here means that the fruit reddens or yellows, or some of it becomes fit to eat. Muhaqalah is…
مسلم 3911SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade the sale of fresh dates on the tree in exchange for dried dates, and he said, "That is usury, that is muzabanah." However, he granted a concession for the sale of the ariyyah, where a household may take a…
الأعظمي 5744SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah, the sale of fresh fruit on the tree for dried dates, except for the owners of araya, for whom he granted permission.
أحمد 17262SahihThe Prophet ﷺ forbade muzabanah and mukhadarah. Mukhadarah is selling fruit before it ripens, and mukhabarah is selling grapes for such-and-such number of saa. Amr bin Abu Salama differed with him, reporting it from his father, from Abu…
النسائي 3914SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muhaqala, muzabana, and mukhabara, and forbade selling fruit until it has ripened, except for dinars or dirhams, with the exception of araya sales.
أحمد 15215SahihThe Prophet ﷺ forbade mukhabarah, muzabanah, and muhaqalah, as well as selling fruit before its ripeness becomes apparent, and stipulated that it not be sold except for dinars and dirhams. He granted a concession, however, for araya sales.
النسائي 4527SahihView hadith
مالك 1394Not a hadithThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah, the sale of fresh fruit on the tree for dried dates, except for the owners of araya, for whom he granted permission.
مسلم 3891SahihThe Prophet ﷺ forbade mukhabarah, muzabanah, and muhaqalah, as well as selling fruit before it ripens, with the exception of araya sales.
النسائي 4528SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah and muhaqalah, but he granted a concession to the owners of araya, allowing them to sell their fruit based on its estimated measure.
أحمد 21657SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade selling fresh fruit for dried dates and said, "That is riba, that is muzabanah." He made an exception only for the sale of ariyyah, one or two palm trees whose fruit a household takes by estimating its…
مسلم 3887SahihA man from Syria came with a shipment of oil. I bargained with him along with other merchants who were bargaining with him, until I purchased it from him. Then a man came up to me and offered me a profit on it that satisfied me. I took his…
أحمد 21668SahihThe Prophet ﷺ forbade muhaqalah and muzabanah, except that he permitted the owners of araya to sell their fruit based on an estimated measure equivalent to its yield.
الترمذي 1300SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade muzabanah, muhaqalah, and mukhabarah, and forbade selling fruit until it ripens. I asked Saeed, "What does ripens mean?" He replied, "It turns red or yellow and becomes fit to eat."
مسلم 3912SahihI bought some oil in the market. Once the deal was concluded and the oil became mine, a man approached me and offered me a handsome profit on it. I was about to strike his hand to seal the bargain when someone caught hold of my arm from…
أبو داود 3499HasanThe Prophet ﷺ forbade mukhabarah, muhaqalah, and muzabanah, and forbade selling fruit before its ripeness becomes evident, and ruled that it should only be sold for Dinars and Dirhams, except in the case of araya.
البخاري 2381SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade that goods be sold at the place where they were purchased, until the merchants had transported them to their own quarters.
الأعظمي 5850HasanWe used to buy food from the caravans in bulk without measuring, and the Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade us from selling it until we had moved it from its place.
أحمد 6275SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade mukhabarah, muzabanah, and muhaqalah, as well as selling fruit before it ripens, except in the case of araya.
أحمد 14876SahihThey used to buy food at the upper end of the market and then sell it on the spot. The Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade them from selling it where they had bought it until they had transported it elsewhere.
الأعظمي 5848SahihWe used to buy food from the caravans in bulk without measuring, and the Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade us from selling it until we had moved it from its place.
ابن ماجه 2229SahihThe Prophet ﷺ forbade mukhabarah, muzabanah, muhaqalah, and the sale of fruit before it ripens, except in the case of arāyā. Yunus bin Ubayd narrated it similarly.
النسائي 3910SahihThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade selling fruit before its ripeness becomes evident, and he forbade mukhabarah, which is leasing land in exchange for a third or a quarter of its produce. This was narrated by Abu Najashi Ata bin Suhayb, and…
النسائي 3953SahihWe used to buy food from the riders in bulk, and the Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade us to sell it until we had moved it from where it was.
مسلم 3843SahihWhoever buys a sheep whose udder has been left unmilked to make it appear more productive, and then returns it, must return with it a sa of dates. The Prophet ﷺ forbade intercepting traders before they reach the market.
البخاري 2149SahihThe Prophet of Allah ﷺ forbade intercepting goods being brought to market before they reached the marketplace, and he forbade a town dweller selling on behalf of a Bedouin.
الأعظمي 5876HasanAbu Hurairah said to Marwan, "Have you permitted the sale of usury?" Marwan replied, "I have not done so." Abu Hurairah said, "You have permitted the sale of sukuk, yet the Messenger of Allah ﷺ forbade the sale of food until it has been…
الأعظمي 5853SahihThe Prophet ﷺ forbade the sale of war spoils until they have been distributed. Yazid bin Khumayr later added, "and until it is known what they consist of." Yazid said this the final time he related the hadith. He also forbade the sale of…
أحمد 9909DaifWhoever buys a sheep whose udder has been left unmilked to make it appear more productive and then returns it must return with it a sa of dates. The Prophet ﷺ forbade intercepting goods before they reach the market.
الأعظمي 5887Sahih