If the crop is seeds in the land, our colleagues said: Its partition is not permissible due to its uncertainty and the fact that it cannot be separated. This is the school of al-Shāfiʿī. It is possible that it is permissible, because it enters as a dependent of the land, so its uncertainty does not cause harm, just like the foundations of walls. Likewise, if one buys land containing a crop and stipulates it, he owns it by the stipulation, even if it is unknown seeds.

Section: If there is land between them valued at one hundred, and on one of its sides is a well valued at one hundred, and on the other is a tree valued at one hundred, it is balanced by value. The well is placed with half the land between them as a portion, and the tree with the other half as a portion. If it is between three people or more, you look at the land. If its value is one hundred [or less, partition is not mandatory, because if it is less, balancing is not possible except by partitioning the well and the tree, which is not mandatory to partition. And if its value is one hundred], and we made it a share, the well a share, and the tree a share, nothing from the land would result with the well and the tree; [thus this becomes] like the partition of trees alone, and the partition of that alone is not a forced partition. If the land is of great value, such that some of the partners take their shares from it and something remains of it with the well and the tree, partition is mandatory. An example of this is if the value of the land is two hundred and fifty; one hundred and fifty is made into a share, and what is valued at fifty is added to the well, and the same to the tree, so it becomes three equal shares, and in every share is a portion of the parts of the land; therefore, partition becomes mandatory at that time. Likewise, if there were four of them, and the value of the land is four hundred, partition is mandatory, because we would make three hundred of it two shares, and one hundred with the well and the tree two shares, so the shares would be balanced.