belongs in its entirety to the one who supplied both the seed and the land, while the laborer is entitled only to the usual wage for his work. If the seed owner later advances him that seed as a voluntary loan with no prior stipulation, the arrangement is permissible—though a report from Mālik states that he nevertheless disliked it in all circumstances. As for the straw, it is to be divided among the partners in proportion to their respective shares of the grain.