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Uqood Two Party Contract
Those contracts of Sharia which do not require the intention (niyya) of qurba (closeness to Divinity), but are to be declared with the pronouncement of a formula in which one party declares the intention and another responds by acceptance, are called aqd (pl. Uqood) for example, Marriage (Nikah), Ijarah (letting or leasing), Bay' ( buying and selling) etc.
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Anonymous
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
11
Subjects:
Islamic Education, Fiqh (Jurisprudence), Marriage
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Those contracts of Sharia which do not require the intention (niyya) of qurba (closeness to Divinity), but are to be declared with the pronouncement of a formula in which one party declares the intention and another responds by acceptance, are called aqd (pl. Uqood) for example, Marriage (Nikah), Ijarah (letting or leasing), Bay' ( buying and selling) etc.