According to Muslim law, donations can be made orally , in which case registration is not compulsory. The donation is completed when the giver declares the donation , the recipient receives it, and the recipient hands over his possession. All provisions in Muslim law regarding donations will not be affected by the Transfer of Property Act. Muslim law states that a Muslim can donate his property, whether movable or immovable, and whether the value of the property is less or more than Rs. However, if the donation is made by a person belonging to a religion other than Muslim, such as Hindu or Christian , it must be in accordance with the law of transfer of property. If the same property is donated to two or more persons, if one person refuses to accept the donation and the other accepts the donation, then the person who is not accepting the donation will be deemed to have canceled his share of the property. But the donation made along with the other recipient who has received the donation is legally valid and will be valid if any donation is made. However, in the case of responsible donations, the donor has to bear the responsibility related to the property, so the responsible donations cannot be performed along with the minor.