A recurring lesson in L031–L032 is that Makruh does not automatically mean the prayer is void. Some disliked acts are more serious than others, and the commentary distinguishes Tahrimi from Tanzihi levels.
If a Wajib is deliberately omitted, repetition can become required even though the prayer is not described in the same way as one broken by a Mufsid. Other lesser dislikes have different consequences.
The learner should therefore ask: Is this a Mufsid, a Wajib omission, or another Makruh act?
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Disliked Acts in Prayer, Part 2: Places, Distractions, Images, and Remaining Cases
A recurring lesson in L031–L032 is that Makruh does not automatically mean the prayer is void. Some disliked acts are more serious than others, and the commentary distinguishes Tahrimi from Tanzihi levels.
If a Wajib is deliberately omitted, repetition can become required even though the prayer is not described in the same way as one broken by a Mufsid. Other lesser dislikes have different consequences.
The learner should therefore ask: Is this a Mufsid, a Wajib omission, or another Makruh act?