Newborn Funeral Rulings and the Chapter on Martyrs
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- A newborn cried after birth and then died. What is the stated Hanafi ruling?
- An infant did not cry but reliable signs of life were established. What determines the distinction?
- What does the text prescribe without established life after birth?
- In this chapter, what does the worldly legal category principally govern?
- What two elements appear in the battlefield-injury clause?
- What qualification is stated by lam yajibu biqatlihi diyah?
- What does the quoted clause require for the qualifying martyr?
- How do the Hanafi and Shafi‘i views differ on funeral prayer for the battlefield martyr?
- According to Abu Hanifa, what is done for a martyr in janabah?
- What do Abu Yusuf and Muhammad hold for the junub and minor martyrs?
- Which report figures in Abu Hanifa’s argument about a junub martyr?
- What is the stated ruling on a martyr’s blood and ordinary clothes?
- Which items are specifically removed from the martyr?
- What does wa man urtuththa ghussila prescribe?
- Which is explicitly listed as an instance of irtithath?
- What additional condition qualifies passage of prayer time in irtithath?
- Which other case is included in the definition of irtithath?
- How many principal manifestations of irtithath are enumerated?
- Does washing a murtath establish a definitive judgment of his afterlife reward?
- What funeral ruling is stated for someone put to death under hadd or qisas?
- What kind of terms are bughat and qutta‘ al-tariq?
- What does the stated classical clause say for the specified rebel or bandit category?
- What is the contrast in washing between a person executed under qisas and a qualifying battlefield martyr?
- What following clause qualifies “do not remove his clothes”?
- What underlying issue explains the intra-Hanafi disagreement about a junub martyr?
- If a person is merely found near a battle, does that alone satisfy the cited injury-based classification?