فَرْضَانِ مَاضِيَانِ
Two prescribed duties whose rulings continue to remain in force.
Madiyan does not mean that Hajj or jihad must in fact be taking place at every moment. It refers to the continuation of their religious status and ruling. A duty not being carried out at a particular time is not the same as its legal ruling being abolished.
The distinction applies to both subjects and explains why continued legal force must be separated from uninterrupted performance.
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Wiping Over Khuffs and the Continuing Rulings of Hajj and Jihad
فَرْضَانِ مَاضِيَانِ
Two prescribed duties whose rulings continue to remain in force.
Madiyan does not mean that Hajj or jihad must in fact be taking place at every moment. It refers to the continuation of their religious status and ruling. A duty not being carried out at a particular time is not the same as its legal ruling being abolished.
The distinction applies to both subjects and explains why continued legal force must be separated from uninterrupted performance.