Standing is ordinarily a required integral. Abu Hanifah treats the ship’s movement as sufficient basis for an allowance to sit. His disciples hold that a person able to stand without a valid difficulty must stand.
This differs from ordinary illness: the point at issue is whether travel by ship itself counts as a legal excuse.
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The Traveller’s Prayer: Journey Distance, Qasr, Residence and Make-up
Standing is ordinarily a required integral. Abu Hanifah treats the ship’s movement as sufficient basis for an allowance to sit. His disciples hold that a person able to stand without a valid difficulty must stand.
This differs from ordinary illness: the point at issue is whether travel by ship itself counts as a legal excuse.