Is pre-emption applicable when property is transferred in exchange for monetary compensation?

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Pre-emption is applicable without dispute when the consideration for the property is money, such as in a sale. This is established by the Hadith of Jabir, which states that if a sale occurs without the pre-emptor's permission, he has the primary right. This principle extends to all contracts that function as a sale, such as a settlement resolving a claim involving monetary compensation, or a gift where a known reward is stipulated, as these carry the rulings of sale.