مسائل المنتخبه (Articles Of Islamic Acts) - الخوئي، السيد أبوالقاسم - الصفحة ٦٠٨ - MISCELLANEOUS PROBLEMS

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MISCELLANEOUS PROBLEMS
٢٨٢١. If the roots of a tree belonging to a persons neighbor reach his property, he can stop them. and if he also sustains harm from them, he can ask the owner ofthe tree to compensate him for it.
٢٨٢٢. If a father gives dowry to his daughter and. for example, he makes it her property by means of compromise or gift, he cannot take it back from her. However,if he has not made it her property there is no harm in his taking it back.
٢٨٢٣. If a person dies, his adult heirs can spend money on his mourning ceremonies out of their own share, but nothing can be taken from the share of a minor.
٢٨٢٤. If a person backbites a Muslim he should seek forgiveness of that Muslim, provided that there is no danger of any disturbance being created by his doing so.In case, however, it is not possible for him to seek forgiveness of that person, he should pray to Allah for his salvation. And in case that Muslim has been insulted owing tohis backbiting, he (i.e. the person who has spoken ill of the Muslim) should, if possible, make amends for the insult.
٢٨٢٥. If a person knows that someone has not paid Khums he cannot take Khums out of his property without the permission of the Religious Head and deliver it to him (Religious Head).
٢٨٢٦. The tune which is peculiar to the assemblies of amusement and pleasure is music, which is unlawful. It is also unlawful to recite the Holy Quran or mournful verses in commemoration of the martyrdom of Imam Husayn in a musical tone. but there is no harm if they are recited in a sweet tone which does not fall under the category of music.
٢٨٢٧. There is no harm in killing an animal which is harmful and does not belong to anyone.