مسائل المنتخبه (Articles Of Islamic Acts) - الخوئي، السيد أبوالقاسم - الصفحة ٣٨٢ - KHUMS

concerned to give anything to him (i.e.to the owner of the property which has been given as alms on his behalf.
١٨٢٧. If lawful property mixes with unlawful property and the quantity of the unlawful property is known and the person concerned knows that its owner is one of some particular persons but cannot identify him, he should, if possible, make compromise with all of them. Otherwise he should draw lots and give that property to the person upon whom the lee falls.

V. GEMS OBTAINED FROM THE SEA BY DIVING
١٨٢٨. If pearls, corals or other gems are obtained from the seabed by diving, Khums should be paid on them, whether they are minerals or the things which grow.Furthermore, on the basis of precaution, no taxable limit is fixed for them. Hence, payment of Khums is obligatory irrespective of their quantity and it is also immaterialwhether they are obtained by one person or more.
١٨٢٩. If a person takes out gems from the sea by means of some apparatus without diving, it is obligatory on him, on the basis of precaution, to pay Khums on i.e.However, V he obtains them from the surface of the water of the sea or from the seashore, he should pay Khums if his income from this source alone or in combination withother profits made by him, exceeds his expenses for one year.
١٨٣٠. Payment of Khums on fish and other animals which are ought by a man without diving is obligatory if his income from this source alone, or combined with otherprofits made by him exceeds his expenses for one year.
١٨٣١. If a person dives into the sea without the intention of bringing out anything from it and by chance lays his hand on a gem, he should, on the basis ofobligatory precaution, pay Khums on it.
١٨٣٢. If a person dives into the sea and brings out an animal