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It has been narrated to us from Malik from Ibn Shihab from Sa'id bin Musayyab and from Abu Salamah bin Abdurrahman bin 'Auf that the Messenger of Allah sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam decided shuf'ah from the items that had not been divided among the members of the company, but if the boundaries between them are clear, so there is no syuf'ah in it."
h2918
And has told me Abu Tahir had informed us Ibn Wahb from Ibn Juraij that Abu Zubair reported to him that he had heard Jabir bin Abdullah say, "The Messenger of Allah -peace and prayer of Allah be upon him- said: "Syuf'ah is any joint ownership of land, residence, or garden. It is not legal for him to be sold before informing his partner, whether he (his partner) is willing to take (buy it) or not, if he is reluctant (not to tell his partner), then his partner has the right to the ownership rights until he notifies in advance."
h2919
Has told us Ali bin Khashram, has told us Isa bin Yunus from Sa'id from Qatadah from Sulaiman Al Yasykuri from Jabir bin Abdullah that the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam said: "Whoever has a partnership (share) in the management of land, it is not may sell half of it until he offers it to his allies."
h2920
Has told us Muhammad bin Al 'Ala` has told us Abdullah bin Idris from Ibn Juraij from Abu Az Zubair from Jabir he said; the Messenger of Allah -peace and prayer of Allah be upon him- stipulates the right of shuf'ah on every object that is jointly owned (shared) and has not been divided, whether in the form of a house or garden. One of the (sharers) has no right to sell until he asks permission from his partner. If his partner wants, he can take the property, but if he wants, he can also leave the property. If he sells the property but his joint venture partner does not allow it, then his joint venture partner is more entitled to the property. It was said to Abu Muhammad; Do you think so? He answered; Yes.
h2921
Has told us Ahmad bin Hanbal has told us Husyaim has informed us Abdul Malik from 'Atha from Jabir bin Abdullah he said, "The Messenger of Allah -peace and prayer of Allah be upon him- said: "The neighbor has more right to buy his neighbor's house, he is waited on even though he is not at home, if their paths are one."
h2918
And has told me Abu Tahir had informed us Ibn Wahb from Ibn Juraij that Abu Zubair reported to him that he had heard Jabir bin Abdullah say, "The Messenger of Allah -peace and prayer of Allah be upon him- said: "Syuf'ah is any joint ownership of land, residence, or garden. It is not legal for him to be sold before informing his partner, whether he (his partner) is willing to take (buy it) or not, if he is reluctant (not to tell his partner), then his partner has the right to the ownership rights until he notifies in advance."
h2919
Has told us Ali bin Khashram, has told us Isa bin Yunus from Sa'id from Qatadah from Sulaiman Al Yasykuri from Jabir bin Abdullah that the Prophet sallallaahu 'alaihi wasallam said: "Whoever has a partnership (share) in the management of land, it is not may sell half of it until he offers it to his allies."
h2920
Has told us Muhammad bin Al 'Ala` has told us Abdullah bin Idris from Ibn Juraij from Abu Az Zubair from Jabir he said; the Messenger of Allah -peace and prayer of Allah be upon him- stipulates the right of shuf'ah on every object that is jointly owned (shared) and has not been divided, whether in the form of a house or garden. One of the (sharers) has no right to sell until he asks permission from his partner. If his partner wants, he can take the property, but if he wants, he can also leave the property. If he sells the property but his joint venture partner does not allow it, then his joint venture partner is more entitled to the property. It was said to Abu Muhammad; Do you think so? He answered; Yes.
h2921
Has told us Ahmad bin Hanbal has told us Husyaim has informed us Abdul Malik from 'Atha from Jabir bin Abdullah he said, "The Messenger of Allah -peace and prayer of Allah be upon him- said: "The neighbor has more right to buy his neighbor's house, he is waited on even though he is not at home, if their paths are one."