Arabic (مشاع) for a share in undivided property. It is an unidentifiable portion in a common property- i.e., a property owned in common and is indivisible. The share owned by means of musha’ is both unidentifiable and indivisible. The concept of musha’ bears similarity to an undivided interest where two persons or more have an interest in a “jointly” owned property held under the same title.
The undivided share encompasses every part of the property owned, and the “common” holders have equal rights to the entire property. Each holder’s share cannot be separated into standalone parts or shares.
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