The entitlement of the Bayt al-Mal to a muslim praepositus’ estates; an analysis on the right of a Muslim to bequeath without obtaining a consent from the Bayt al-Mal
The bayt al-mal or public treasury was established during the reign of Umar al- Khattab, the second rightly-guided Caliph. It originated during the Prophet Muhammad s.a.w. time but not as an institution. Its main function is to administer wealth contributed and acquired by Muslims through various so...
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iium-305502014-03-24T02:16:39Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/30550/ The entitlement of the Bayt al-Mal to a muslim praepositus’ estates; an analysis on the right of a Muslim to bequeath without obtaining a consent from the Bayt al-Mal Abdullah, Mohamad Asmadi KBP50 History, development and application of Islamic law The bayt al-mal or public treasury was established during the reign of Umar al- Khattab, the second rightly-guided Caliph. It originated during the Prophet Muhammad s.a.w. time but not as an institution. Its main function is to administer wealth contributed and acquired by Muslims through various sources. Under the Islamic law of succession, the bayt al-mal may constitute a recipient of a deceased Muslim’s estate. It would exhaust the estates after being allotted to quranic heirs, in the absence of any asabah. A question arises in what capacity the bayt al-mal receives the property, as an heir or because of no ecipient. Moreover, is a Muslim who leaves behind no heir, allowed to bequeath all his properties to whomever he wishes without obtaining a prior consent from the bayt al-mal? This article examines the entitlement of the bayt al-mal and the possibility of a Muslim to bequeath all his properties without the consent of the former. The Social Sciences Research Society 2012 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/30550/1/3%29_ICSS_on_Bayt_al-Mal_presented_Oct_2012.pdf Abdullah, Mohamad Asmadi (2012) The entitlement of the Bayt al-Mal to a muslim praepositus’ estates; an analysis on the right of a Muslim to bequeath without obtaining a consent from the Bayt al-Mal. International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanity Studies, 4 (1). pp. 269-278. ISSN 1309-8063 (O) |
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The bayt al-mal or public treasury was established during the reign of Umar al- Khattab, the second rightly-guided Caliph. It originated during the Prophet Muhammad s.a.w. time but not as an institution. Its main function is to administer wealth contributed and acquired by Muslims through various sources. Under the Islamic law of succession, the bayt al-mal may constitute a recipient of a deceased Muslim’s estate. It would exhaust the estates after being allotted to quranic heirs, in the absence of any asabah. A question arises in what capacity the bayt al-mal
receives the property, as an heir or because of no ecipient. Moreover, is a Muslim who leaves behind no heir, allowed to bequeath all his properties to whomever he wishes without obtaining a prior consent from the bayt al-mal? This article
examines the entitlement of the bayt al-mal and the possibility of a Muslim to bequeath all his properties without the consent of the former. |
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The entitlement of the Bayt al-Mal to a muslim
praepositus’ estates; an analysis on the right of a
Muslim to bequeath without obtaining a consent from
the Bayt al-Mal |
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The entitlement of the Bayt al-Mal to a muslim
praepositus’ estates; an analysis on the right of a
Muslim to bequeath without obtaining a consent from
the Bayt al-Mal |
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The entitlement of the Bayt al-Mal to a muslim
praepositus’ estates; an analysis on the right of a
Muslim to bequeath without obtaining a consent from
the Bayt al-Mal |
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The entitlement of the Bayt al-Mal to a muslim
praepositus’ estates; an analysis on the right of a
Muslim to bequeath without obtaining a consent from
the Bayt al-Mal |
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The entitlement of the Bayt al-Mal to a muslim
praepositus’ estates; an analysis on the right of a
Muslim to bequeath without obtaining a consent from
the Bayt al-Mal |
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entitlement of the bayt al-mal to a muslim
praepositus’ estates; an analysis on the right of a
muslim to bequeath without obtaining a consent from
the bayt al-mal |
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The Social Sciences Research Society |
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2012 |
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