The jurists have divided the time of benefits into two categories: the time of benefits and the time of non-mustufat benefits. Since the rulings of these two categories may differ from each other, it is appropriate to examine each one separately. mustofat benefits: Mustofat benefits are the benefits that the spender has used and benefited from, such as living in a house or driving a car. In this kind of interest, famous jurists have accepted the time and only some jurists like Ibn Hamza have opposed it. Shaykh Ansari writes about this. He writes about this. If the sex that was sold under a corrupt contract has a benefit and the customer has used it, according to popular belief, it is obligatory to pay for it, the owner of the jewel also cites such a claim because this ruling is accepted by almost all jurists. On the other hand, if the guarantee is proved in non-mustufat interests, time is proved as a priority in such interests, therefore, the criticism and review of the evidence is avoided here. The two non-satisfied benefits are the possible benefits that a person has deprived the owner of the possibility of exploitation and she herself has not benefited.