wild game. Every creature that lives in the sea is lawful, save the frog, the crocodile, and the snake.

Anyone driven by necessity to partake of something forbidden—other than poison—may lawfully consume only what will keep him alive. Likewise, if a person is compelled to use another’s property while leaving the property itself unharmed—such as to ward off cold, draw water, or the like—it becomes obligatory to grant him that use free of charge.

Should a passer-by encounter fruit in an orchard, whether still on the tree or fallen to the ground, and there is neither fence nor watchman, he may eat from it gratuitously but may not carry any away.

Hospitality is due to a travelling Muslim who stops in a village for one day and one night.