Muwatta 1298

الموطأ 1298 — مالك: من أوجب على نفسه الغزو فمنعه أبواه لا يكابرهما، ويؤخر الجهاز إلى عام آخر، ويبيعه إن خشي فساده

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Malik was asked about a man who vowed to go on a raid and prepared himself, but when he wished to set out his parents, or one of them, forbade him. He said: I do not think he should overpower them; he should postpone it to another year. As for his equipment, he keeps it until he sets out with it; if he fears it will spoil, he sells it and keeps the price until he buys with it what suits the raid. If he is wealthy and can find equal equipment when he sets out, he may do with his equipment whatever he wishes. 1

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Belongs to the Muwatta, Book of Jihad. Source: the Muwatta. Built on in the chapters on jihad.

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Muwatta, Book of Jihad
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Jihad (struggle in the path of God)

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Ghanima (spoils of war)· The shahada· Muwatta 1283· Muwatta 1284· Muwatta 1285· Muwatta 1286· Muwatta 1287· Muwatta 1288

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  1. Muwatta, recension of Yahya ibn Yahya al-Laythi (ed. Bashar Awwad Ma'ruf) , p.579
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Ghanima (spoils of war)

In Rida's account, ghanima is what the Muslims take in movable property from war against unbelievers by force; a fifth is set aside for God, the Messenger and the others named in Q. 8:41, and the rest goes to the fighters. Rida distinguishes it from fay', which he takes to be what is gained without the force of war.