Prayer in, Around, and on the Roof of the Kaaba
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- What is Quduri’s opening ruling for prayer inside the Kaaba?
- What underlies the Hanafi ruling permitting obligatory prayer inside?
- Which distinction is reported from Malik concerning prayer inside?
- What does the reported narration from Bilal indicate?
- What is the stated ruling when imam and follower are back-to-back inside?
- What is the ruling for facing the imam face-to-face?
- Which internal arrangement is stated to be invalid?
- What does ja’za wa yukrahu mean?
- What arrangement is described by hallaqa al-nas hawla al-Ka‘ba?
- When can a follower be closer to the Kaaba than the imam and still follow validly?
- Imam and follower stand on the same side; the follower is closer. What is the ruling?
- Why does proximity have a different effect on different sides?
- Which term describes a follower standing ahead of the imam?
- What is Quduri’s stated ruling on prayer on the roof?
- What Hanafi premise supports validity on the roof?
- How do validity and reverence relate in roof prayer?
- What does janib al-imam mean in this context?
- Which statement would be incorrect if imam and follower face each other inside?
- What distinguishes the two back-oriented arrangements inside?
- Must all followers around the Kaaba stand at exactly the imam’s distance?
- Which question illustrates the distinction between the Kaaba’s site and its building?
- What is the ruling for a follower demonstrably ahead of the imam on the same side?
- What are the three central issues in this chapter?
- How can a prayer be both valid and disliked?
- If a follower stands closer to the Kaaba but on another side, what must be assessed?