Does the pre-emptor have the right of option (khiyar) upon validly acquiring the property?

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Once the pre-emptor validly takes the share by stating, "I have taken the share for the price stipulated in the contract," while knowing the amount and the object, the taking is sound, and ownership is established. The pre-emptor has no right of option, nor does the buyer. This is because the preempted share is taken forcibly, and the forcibly deprived party has no option, similarly, the one taking forcibly also has no option, analogous to someone rejecting a sold item due to a defect in its price, or rejecting the price due to a defect in the sold item.