239 – They unanimously agree that if a combatant turns up with several horses, he is entitled only to the share allotted to one horse.
240 – They unanimously agree that when a cavalryman enters battle mounted on an ʿirāb (Arabian) horse, he receives the share due to a horse.
241 – They unanimously agree that whoever goes on campaign mounted on a mule, donkey, or camel is granted the share of an infantryman.
242 – They unanimously agree that if a man fights on his mount until the Muslims capture and secure the booty, and the horse then dies, its owner still merits the cavalryman’s share (1).
243 – They unanimously agree that if, at a captive’s own request, someone purchases a Muslim prisoner of war for an agreed sum and pays that amount on his behalf, the purchaser has the right to reclaim the money from the captive.
244 – They unanimously agree that when the slaves of dhimmis embrace Islam, their masters are obliged to sell them.
245 – They unanimously agree that it is not permissible (2) to separate a young child from his mother before he can manage without her or before he reaches seven years of age, and that the sale of such a child is invalid.
246 – They unanimously agree that a guarantee of safety (amān) given by the army commander or by any individual combatant is binding on them all.
247 – They unanimously agree that a safety pledge granted by a woman is valid; al-Mājishūn alone dissented, maintaining that it is not.
248 – They unanimously agree that the safety pledge of a dhimmi is not valid (3).