Allah’s Messenger—peace and blessings be upon him—which was made into an endowment, as well as that of other Muslims (1), cannot have its corpus owned by anyone [among the Muslims] (2), whereas a person may be granted a portion of its proceeds from which he may benefit? Thus, the property from which Jābir was given was property distributed among the Muslims, unlike the underlying assets themselves.
For this reason, Abu Bakr and Umar—may Allah be pleased with them both—used to give al-Abbās [and his sons] (3), Alī (4), al-Hasan, al-Husayn, and others from Banū Hāshim more from the property distributed among the people than they gave Jābir [ibn Abd Allah] (5), even though they had no promise from the Prophet—peace and blessings be upon him—to this effect (6).
Thus, the assertion of these ignorant Rāfidis that Jābir [ibn Abd Allah] took (7) the Muslims’ property without evidence (8), but merely on the basis of a claim, is the assertion of those who know nothing of Allah’s ruling in either case. For the property [out of which] (9) Jābir received his grant is property that must be distributed (10) among the Muslims. Jābir is one of the Muslims, he has a right to it, and he is