Neco 2017 Islamic Religious Studies Question 12

Practice objective / multiple choice question 12 from the 2017 Neco Islamic Religious Studies examination.

Neco 2017 Islamic Religious Studies Objective / Multiple Choice Medium Difficulty
Question 12 NECO • 2017 • ISLAMIC_RELIGIOUS_STUDIES • objective

A merchant sells a piece of cloth to a buyer for \(N\) 5,000. After delivery the buyer discovers a hidden stain that makes the cloth unusable. The merchant claims the sale was "bay' al‑khata" (sale on condition of inspection) and refuses to refund. According to Islamic commercial law, determine whether the buyer is entitled to a full refund, and state the ruling principle that applies.

Answer Options

Correct Answer A. Yes, the buyer is entitled to a full refund; the ruling is based on the principle of al‑gharar (defect) because the sale was not truly bay' al‑khata
B. No, the buyer must accept the cloth as is; the ruling is based on the principle of al‑gharar (defect) but only permits compensation, not a full refund.
C. Yes, the buyer is entitled to a partial refund; the ruling is based on the principle of al‑bay' al‑khata (inspection) since the defect was discovered after delivery.
D. No, the buyer is not entitled to any refund; the ruling is based on the principle of al‑bay' al‑khata (inspection) because the sale was conditional on buyer's inspection.
Correct Answer
A
Correct Option:
Yes, the buyer is entitled to a full refund; the ruling is based on the principle of al‑gharar (defect) because the sale was not truly bay' al‑khata

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This is Neco 2017 Islamic Religious Studies Question 12. It is one of the objective questions from the 2017 Neco Islamic Religious Studies examination.

Difficulty level: Medium .

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