those entitled to it, according to many scholars, including Abū Hanīfah and others, on the basis of reports concerning this from the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) and his Companions. This dew has an even greater claim than pasture to be freely available for gathering, since only bees can gather it. However, if the landowner has bees, his bees have a prior right to forage on his land. If the foraging of those other bees harms him, he may prohibit it. And Allah knows best.

He was asked:

A woman owns property elsewhere which she has not seen but knows by description. She then sells it to someone who has seen it. Is this sale valid?

He answered:

Praise be to Allah. If she knows it by description, her sale is valid. Likewise, if her agent appointed to sell it has seen it, the sale is valid even if she has neither seen it nor had it described to her.

He was asked:

What of a man who needed a loan, and another person had broad beans which they agreed to buy and sell, although the purchaser had not seen them: he drew up the deed, then discovered that they were infested with weevils?