The effect of the Term on Financial Compensation Contracts in the Maliki jurisprudence: Salame Sale Contract as a Model

Abstract

Maliki jurisprudence unites that in most fiscal offsets contracts the original is to be executed promptly and effectively, from the date the elements and conditions of their formation are gathered, but some of these contracts interfere with the organization of their future relations, as the term is a means of determining the future date, the effects of the conduct are postponed to the future time, and the fulfilment of the obligation is delayed until the specific time. This research aims to demonstrate the impact of the term on the contract for the sale of Salame in accordance with the work done in the Maliki jurisprudence and to identify the most important issues and problems of the term controller in this financial transaction. Research study has mixed the descriptive curriculum by identifying the various jurisprudence texts in the Maliki doctrine governing the Salame Sale contract and the analytical approach when identifying the most important problems addressed by the answers of the Maliki jurisprudence about the requirements, controls and impact of the term on the Salame Sale contract. One of the most important findings of the research is that the question of time in the Decade of Salame Sale, according to the Maliki jurisprudence, does not give rise to money. That is, time here in terms of value is not valued for money. but the impact of the term on the contract is manifest in invalidity and corruption, Salame Sale is not immediately valid, nor is it time-bound, nor can the time for extradition be unknown; The contract here is corrupted by the uncertainty of time or not defined.