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Hiba of future property in Muslim Law is

A hiba must be of property in existence at the time of the gift, owned by the donor and capable of delivery of possession. A gift of something to come into existence in…

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Hiba of future property in Muslim Law is

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A hiba must be of property in existence at the time of the gift, owned by the donor and capable of delivery of possession. A gift of something to come into existence in future, such as next year's crop, is void.

It is not valid even under conditions, because possession, which completes a hiba, cannot be delivered of property that does not yet exist.

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