LessonsHuman Ability and Acts, Divine Will and Decree, and Pleasure and AngerQuiz

Health, capacity, opportunity and functioning means precede the action.
For a person to be accountable for a task, the relevant capability and means must be available. This is the kind of ability to which commands and prohibitions are addressed.

The pre-existing capacity and the tawfīq granted during the action must be distinguished. A person may possess the necessary means but still choose not to undertake a particular deed.

Opening interactive controls...

Health, means and moral obligation

Human Ability and Acts, Divine Will and Decree, and Pleasure and Anger

Health, capacity, opportunity and functioning means precede the action.
For a person to be accountable for a task, the relevant capability and means must be available. This is the kind of ability to which commands and prohibitions are addressed.

The pre-existing capacity and the tawfīq granted during the action must be distinguished. A person may possess the necessary means but still choose not to undertake a particular deed.