صحیح بخاری

(1) CHAPTER. To hire a pious man.

(2) CHAPTER. To shepherd sheep for Qirat.

(3) CHAPTER. The employment of Mushrikun (by Muslims) if necessary, or if no Muslim is available for that purpose.

(4) CHAPTER. It is legal if somebody hires someone to work for him after three days, or after one month or after a year. When that period elapses they should carry out their contract.

(5) CHAPTER. Employing labourers for services in holy battles.

(7) CHAPTER. It is permissible for one to employ someone to repair a wall which is about to collapse.

(8) CHAPTER. Employment up to midday.

(9) CHAPTER. Employment up to the Asr.

(10) CHAPTER. The sin of him who withholds the wages of employee.

(11) CHAPTER. Employment from Asr till night.

(12) CHAPTER. Whosover employed a labourer (and after comleting the work) the labourer left the wages and went away. The employer invested that money in some way and increased it thereby, or whoever invested somebody else's money in business and increased it thereby.

(13) CHAPTER. One who employs himself to carry loads on his back and then gives in charity from his wages, and (what is said about) the wages of porters.

(14) CHAPTER. Wages of a broker.

(15) CHAPTER. Is it permissible for a Muslim to work as an employee for Mushrikun in a land of infidelity?

(16) CHAPTER. What is paid for Ruqya (i.e., Divine Speech recited as a means of curing diseases) with Surat Al-Fatiha, when practised over an Arab tribe.

(17) CHAPTER. The taxes imposed on the slaves by their masters; and the leniency in imposing taxes on female slaves.

(18) CHAPTER. The wages of one who has the profession of cupping.

(19) CHAPTER. Whoever appealed to the masters of a slave to reduce his taxes.

(20) CHAPTER. The earnings of prostitutes and female-slaves.

(21) CHAPTER. (Charging for) the semen of a male animal, (i.e., copulation of animals).

(22) CHAPTER. If somebody rents land and he or the owner of the land dies (will the contract be cancelled)?