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2343. It was narrated from Nimrân bin Jâriyah, from his father, that some people referred a dispute to the Prophet ﷺ about a hut, so that he could judge between them. He sent Hudhaifah
to judge between them, and he ruled in favor of those who had the rope (with which the hut was binded together). When he went back to the Prophet ﷺ he told him (what he had done) and he said: "You did the right thing, and you did well." (Da'if)
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Shaikh Zuhair Shâ'waish said in the footnotes of Da'if Ibn Mâjah: 'Khuss is a hut made of reeds (a type of wild plant). The soft end of the reeds is on the same side of threads and strings. The leaves of the date tree and the skin are on the side of the owner and the hard and rough end is on the other side. This description tells that the claimant was wrong in claiming the ownership of the hut, because his beams were on the side of the hard and rough end.'