Commands: Definition, Obligation, Unrestricted Forms and Repetition
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- What is central to the linguistic definition of amr?
- In the legal definition, what does ilzām convey?
- What distinguishes “uktub” from “lā taktub”?
- What is necessary to determine the legal force of an imperative?
- What does “Fasting has been prescribed” illustrate?
- Which proposition reflects the cited view of Abū Ḥanīfah on reason?
- What distinction matters when deriving obligatory following from a Prophetic act?
- Which case is at issue in the doctrine of the unrestricted command?
- What is the adopted default force of an unrestricted command?
- If sound evidence makes a particular imperative recommendatory, how is it treated?
- What does “leaving a command is disobedience” support?
- What does compliance “in proportion to the commander’s authority” mean?
- How can obligation coexist with human choice?
- What can redirect a command’s default obligation?
- What does “a command to act does not entail repetition” mean?
- Why does “do this every day” require repetition?
- An agent divorces under an instruction, then the principal remarries. What follows in the stated example?
- What is not inherent in the bare command “marry a woman”?
- What principle does the example “iḍrib” illustrate?
- What does al-adnā mean for an unrestricted generic term?
- Why may drinking a small quantity violate an oath not to drink water?
- Why are two and three not automatically identical in the numerical divorce analysis?
- Why should a schematic divorce example not be turned into a universal personal ruling?
- How is recurring daily prayer distinguished from repetition inherent in an imperative?
- In “pay the sale price,” what establishes the underlying liability?
- Which best distinguishes the duty to perform from the origin of the duty?
- What conclusion is expressed by “recurrence of worship is not because the imperative entails repetition”?
- An unrestricted command defaults to obligation, but valid contextual evidence may redirect it.
- Because a bare command does not require repetition, a single prayer suffices for all future prayer times.
- A single occurrence of a Prophetic act automatically makes it obligatory for the entire community.