If the purchaser makes the property a mosque, is pre-emption still applicable?

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When the purchaser makes the property a mosque, it is considered consumed, and pre-emption is nullified according to the opinion held by some scholars, including Ibn Abi Musa. This is due to the perceived harm inflicted upon the beneficiaries of the endowment or gift if their established ownership is removed without compensation, unlike a sale where the prior buyer receives restitution of the purchase price.