Under classical Muslim law, which of the following is not a mode of creation of waqf?
In classical Muslim law, a waqf arises from a person's dedication, including a dedication by will or during death-illness, or is established by immemorial usage. It does not…
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Under classical Muslim law, which of the following is not a mode of creation of waqf?
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In classical Muslim law, a waqf arises from a person's dedication, including a dedication by will or during death-illness, or is established by immemorial usage. It does not arise merely by operation of law without dedication or user.
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