WorksheetsChapter 3: The Theory of Contract
Total questions: 5
Worksheet time: 2mins
Choose the right definitions for 'aqd (contract)
To fasten
Anything that is intended by a person to do/perform either based on his own will, eg, endowment (waqaf), divorce (talaq); or depended on wills of at least two parties, eg, sale (al-bay’), marriage (nikah)
A connection of the words of one party (ijab) to the words of the other party (qabul) which constitutes legal implication on the subject matter.
To lean
These are the elements of shari'ah contract EXCEPT:
Sighah
Al-Aqidan
Makanul 'aqad
Ma'qud 'alaih
Contract formation can be done through:
Verbally
In writing
By signs
By heart
By conducts
The conditions of the subject matter from the view of shari'ah include:
It must be in existence at the the time of the contract
It can be delivered
It must be affordable
It must be suitable for transactions according to Shari’ah
It can be ascertained
Sahih, batil, fasid, lazim, nafidh, and mawquf are the classification of a contract and each of them has it own legal consequences
TRUE
FALSE
