Four Types of Timed Worship: The Role of Time

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• A duty is performed within only part of its appointed window. Which example taught fits this relationship?
• A prayer is attempted before its prescribed time begins. Which role of time explains why it is not valid?
• In the death-within-time example, which explanation is given for no accountability for the omitted prayer?
• What difficulty would arise if the whole prayer window had to elapse before it became the cause?
• Why is the Ramadan fasting interval called a measure?
• Someone remains hungry from morning to evening without any intention to fast. Does the Ramadan example count this as a fast?
• What causes the duty in the example “I owe Allah a fast on Friday”?
• On a fixed-vow day, no intention was made before true dawn. An intention for another obligatory fast is then made before Nisf al-Nahar. Which fast counts in the taught case?
• On a fixed-vow day, another obligatory fast was intended before true dawn. What is the result in the taught example?
• Why is Hajj time described as both measure-like and container-like?
• A person performs their outstanding Hajj later, and it is called Ada. What follows about an earlier delay without excuse?
• Which condition accompanies the rule that a general Hajj intention fulfills obligatory Hajj?
• Hajj is already obligatory on a person, but they expressly intend voluntary Hajj. What happens in the taught exception?
• Why should the fasting intention rules not be copied unchanged from one time category to another?