Ḥabs 2item The owner of some property made it permanent ḥabs for a valid purpose or directed in his will that one-third of his property to be permanent ḥabs so that the proceeds would be spent for a particular purpose, but his inheritors considered it as inheritance, put their names in the title-deed and sold it to others. Do the rulings of endowment - i.e. it is ḥarām to treat it as one’s own property and sell it to others - apply to ḥabs property a well? A person made his land ḥabs for a shar‘ī purpose in the hope that they would have it again at the end of the duration of relinquishing it for charitable purposes. Can they benefit from the reacquired land in the same way they can with their other property?