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Several [[Hadith]] scholars such as [[Al-Shaykh al-Tusi]], [[Tabarsi]], [[Huskani]] and [[Al-Suyuti]] have interpreted the verse: "And render to the kindred their due rights as (also) to those in want and to the wayfarer: but squander not (your wealth) in the manner of a spendthrift" Sura [[Al-Isra']], 26. They believed as this verse was revealed to Prophet Muhammad (s), he gave Fadak to Lady Fatima (s) as a gift. | Several [[Hadith]] scholars such as [[Al-Shaykh al-Tusi]], [[Tabarsi]], [[Huskani]] and [[Al-Suyuti]] have interpreted the verse: "And render to the kindred their due rights as (also) to those in want and to the wayfarer: but squander not (your wealth) in the manner of a spendthrift" Sura [[Al-Isra']], 26. They believed as this verse was revealed to Prophet Muhammad (s), he gave Fadak to Lady Fatima (s) as a gift. | ||
However according to a hadith from [[Imam Sadiq (a)]] in the book [[Kitab al-Kafi]], Fadak is regarded as [[Anfal]] (The spoils of war), not Fay'. As Prophet Muhammad (s) and [[Ali b. Abi Talib (a)]] were the only persons who attended the conquest of Fadak, thus Prophet (s) was allowed to give Fadak to his daughter, Lady Fatima (s), as a gift. | However according to a hadith from [[Imam Sadiq (a)]] in the book ''[[Al-Kafi (book)|Kitab al-Kafi]]'', Fadak is regarded as [[Anfal]] (The spoils of war), not Fay'. As Prophet Muhammad (s) and [[Ali b. Abi Talib (a)]] were the only persons who attended the conquest of Fadak, thus Prophet (s) was allowed to give Fadak to his daughter, Lady Fatima (s), as a gift. | ||
==After the Demise of Prophet Muhammad (s)== | ==After the Demise of Prophet Muhammad (s)== | ||