Performance and Substitution: Complete and Deficient Adāʾ and Qaḍāʾ
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- What essentially defines adāʾ in this discussion?
- What is central to the definition of qaḍāʾ?
- Which case involves performance of the original object?
- What are the two categories of adāʾ?
- What is the primary consequence of complete adāʾ?
- How should congregation in the prayer example be understood?
- What is the default if the exact usurped property remains returnable?
- If usurped food has been consumed, what is true about returning the exact original?
- What distinguishes deficient adāʾ?
- What lies at the heart of the debate over composure in prayer?
- Why is ritual purity in ṭawāf assessed separately from prayer?
- What is the main issue when a debt in sound coins is paid using debased coins?
- What is done if a deficiency in adāʾ has an authorized remedy?
- Sujūd al-sahw exemplifies which form of remedy?
- What is correct about a deficiency with no assigned substitute?
- Which issue is clarified by distinguishing pillar and attribute?
- If a third-party legal claim remains attached to returned property, what must be checked?
- What is the default order between original performance and substitution?
- Why must the exact deposited ring ordinarily be returned?
- Which example primarily concerns kind and amount rather than a specific original object?
- What is the first question when usurped timber has been turned into a door?
- What are the two kinds of qaḍāʾ?
- In complete qaḍāʾ, in what respects does the substitute correspond?
- Replacing destroyed wheat with wheat of the same kind, grade and quantity illustrates what?
- Why may paying the value of a unique goat count as deficient qaḍāʾ?
- What underlies the classical Hanafi–Shafiʿi disagreement on compensating benefits?
- Every complete qaḍāʾ necessarily returns the identical original object.
- In deficient adāʾ, the original duty may be fulfilled while a required attribute remains defective.
- When a deposited item still exists, paying its price is always the primary required form of discharge.
- All jurists agree on identical financial compensation for every consumed benefit.