مسائل المنتخبه (Articles Of Islamic Acts) - الخوئي، السيد أبوالقاسم - الصفحة ٤٣١ - UNLAWFUL TRANSACTIONS

is not to pay the price of the commodity being purchased by him, this intention of his does notaffect the validity of the transaction. and it is necessary that he should pay the money to the seller.
٢٠٧٤. If a person has purchased a commodity on credit and wishes to pay its price later out of unlawful property even then the transaction is valid. However, heshould pay the amount which he owes, out of lawful property so that his debt is liquidated.
٢٠٧٥. Purchase and sale of instruments of pleasure (like guitar, lute and harmonium) is unlawful and on the basis of precaution the same order applies to the smallinstruments which are the toys of the children. However. there is no harm in selling and purchasing common instruments like radio and tape-recorder provided that it is notintended for unlawful purposes.
٢٠٧٦. If a thing which can be used for lawful purposes is sold with the intention of putting it to unlawful use - for example. if grapes are sold so that wine maybe prepared with them - the transaction is unlawful, rather void, on the basis of precaution. However, if the seller does not sell it with that intention but only knows thatthe buyer will prepare wine with the grapes. the apparent position is that the transaction is in order.
٢٠٧٧. Making the image of a living being, and even its painting, is unlawful, but there is no harm in purchasing and selling it, though it is better to abstain fromit.
٢٠٧٨. It is unlawful to purchase a thing which has been acquired by means of gambling, theft, or a void transaction, and if a person buys such a thing. he shouldreturn it to its owner.
٢٠٧٩. If a person sells ghee with which fat is mixed and specifies it - for example. he says: "I am selling ٣ kilos of ghee" - the transaction is void to the extent fat is present in the ghee and the price which the seller has received for the fat is the property of the buyer and the fat is the property of the