WorksheetsThe Contract of Sale (Bay’)
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 13mins
The party who first expresses his willingness to make a contract
Ijab / offer
Qabul / acceptance
The second expression of willingness coming from the other party is termed acceptance ( qabul )
Yes
No
Which one of the following is the condition of Offer and Acceptance
The age of majority
Should be made in the past or present perfect tenses
Should be in existence at the time of the sale
A lunatic person or a prodigal (safih) cannot conclude a sale contract.
This statement refers to
The age of majority
Legal capacity (ahliyyah)
Sighah
Which one is NOT the condition of subject matter?
Should be free from coercion (ikrah), mistake, and fraud
Valuable properties
Should be in existence at the time of the sale
Not valid if the subject matter is sold for a limited time
This statement refers to ....
Conditions of subject matter
Conditions of offer and acceptance
Conditions for the validity of sale
Promise (wa'ad) means make an offer to sell a certain item in the future or an acceptance to purchase it in the future
True
False
Najash means a sale of exchange in which fruits of unspecified weight were sold in bulk for a definite weight, measure, or number
True
False
The state should not interfere in the process of price determination even though market equilibrium could be disturbed by hoarding and monopolies
True
False
During festivals or famine, there could be attempts to hoard essential commodities. In such case, public interest demands that the state interfere in the market in order to fix the prices of essential items.
True
False
Customer purchases the right that entitles him to purchase the property within a specified duration
This statement refers to ...
Earnest Money
Repurchase Sale
The Sale of Debt
Bay’ al-enah (Repurchase Sale) is a fictitious sale contract
True
False
The Shariah Advisory Council of the Security Commission concluded that bay’ al-dayn (The Sale of Debt) can be used if there is a regulatory system that protects the buyer and mitigates his risks, and prevent gharar and the opportunities for fraud.
True
False
