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Under Muslim law, how should a hiba to a non-Muslim be classified if all other legal requirements are…

A Muslim may make a valid hiba to a non-Muslim. The usual essentials are declaration by the donor, acceptance by or on behalf of the donee, and delivery of possession in the…

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Under Muslim law, how should a hiba to a non-Muslim be classified if all other legal requirements are met?

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A Muslim may make a valid hiba to a non-Muslim. The usual essentials are declaration by the donor, acceptance by or on behalf of the donee, and delivery of possession in the legally required manner.

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Option A

A hiba can validly be made to a non-Muslim if the other legal requirements are met.

Option B

A donee's religion alone does not render a hiba irregular.

Option C

A donee's religion alone does not render a hiba voidable.

Option D

A donee's religion alone does not render a hiba void.

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