Issue No. 113- Animals that “zoologically” belong to the dog family (canidae) or pig family (suidae), like some sorts of wild animals, are not treated as dogs and pigs, unless they are known to be dog or pig according to the common view (‘urf ).
Issue No. 1634- In the matter of zakāt, sheep, goats, and one-year old lambs are regarded to be the same. Also, different kinds of camels, cows, and buffaloes are considered to be of the same category.
Issue No. 2196- If a person finds a property which bears a sign and its value is equal to a dirham or more, it is obligatory upon him to make an announcement about it for a year irrespective of whether the found property belongs to a Muslim or a non-Muslim under the protection of Muslims. However, if he announces it every day for a week from the day he found it, and then announces once a week until the end of the year at the place of gathering of the people, it will be sufficient.
Issue No.1029- It is obligatory for a praying individual to answer the greetings and salutations of others while offering prayer even if they greet him in a foreign language. Therefore, if the individual who has greeted speaks Arabic, the praying person should greet them back in Arabic; otherwise one must greet them back in their own language.
Issue No.1023- If a non-maḥram man or woman, or even a child who can distinguish between good and bad, says Salām to a person in prayer or out of prayer, he should respond.
Issue No. 1502- There is no khums on the wealth or property from which khums has been paid once unless it increases or its price goes up.
Issue No.555- Even though wearing perfume is haram for a woman whose husband has died while her ‘iddah (waiting period for death of husband) has not expired yet, but if she dies in this state it is obligatory she be camphorated.
Issue No.554- It is not permissible to apply camphor or any other sweet fragrance to a person who died in the state of Ihram for ‘umrah or ḥajj.
Issue No.556- As a measure of obligatory precaution, perfumes like musk, ambergris and other perfumes should not be applied to the dead body and should not also be mixed with camphor when camphorating.
Issue No. 1596- The Mujtahid can appoint someone to collect zakāt after wheat and barley are threshed and chaff is separated from grains, and when the dates and grapes become dry, and if the owners of these things refuse to pay zakāt, which is the right of the deprived, the designated person can get it from them by force.
Issue No.1848- It was said in the rules of purchase and sale that the transaction could be revoked in eleven cases. A compromise can also be revoked in all these eleven cases, except in the case of khīyār al-majlis, khīyār al-ḥayawān and khīyār al-ta’khīr [1]. It means that after the compromise is concluded, and before they leave the place where the compromise was made, if one of the parties becomes remorseful, he will not have the right to revoke it. Similarly, in compromise on animals, he has no right to revoke the contract within three days. If a commodity is compromised for cash, but there is delay in the payment, the other party can revoke the compromise on the first day, and it is not necessary to wait for three days to pass.
Issue No. 2015- If the lender dies, the borrower should give the borrowed object to his heirs, and if he becomes insane, it should be given to his legal guardian.
