What is the difference between the dowry (mahr) and the engagement gift (shabaka)? And should the list of movables (qa'imat al-manqulat) include only what the wife brought, or all movables, considering that what the husband brought is part of the dowry?

The ruling concerning the shabka (jewelry presented by the groom to the bride) and the list of movables (qa'imat al-manqulat) in marriage is summarized as follows: In the event of a broken engagement, the shabka is treated according to prevailing custom. If it was a gift, it is not reclaimed. However, if it was considered part of the mahr (dowry), it is reclaimed. As for the list of movables, it is preferable to record all items, specifying what each spouse contributed, to safeguard rights and avoid future disputes.