Is it permissible to lease livestock (sheep, camels, cows) solely to obtain their milk or hair/wool?

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It is impermissible to lease sheep, camels, or cows specifically to take their milk, or to use them for suckling young animals (like for producing high-quality broth), or to shear their wool, hair, or fur. Similarly, leasing a tree to take its fruit or any part of its essence is invalid.