Specific Expressions: Command, Prohibition, Performance, Make-up and Timing
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- What is imposed by the technical definition of amr?
- According to the book, what does an unrestricted command primarily imply?
- What if reliable evidence shows that a command expresses recommendation?
- Which best states the technical meaning of nahy?
- What follows from «الأمر بالفعل لا يقتضي التكرار»?
- What explains the repeated daily prayer obligation in the source?
- How does the book define ada?
- Why does the definition of qada use “an equivalent to the obligation”?
- How does the book classify prayer on time in congregation?
- How should missing an essential pillar differ from omission of a required quality?
- What is the book’s example of complete qada?
- Under which category does the book place posthumous fidya for prayer?
- Which sequence accords with the book’s ada–qada principle?
- Which examples does the book give for acts not tied to a particular time?
- What characterizes time as zarf?
- Why does the source require specification of intention for a prayer?
- Why is Ramadan fasting an example of time as mi’yar?
- What does the book state about identifying the ordinary obligatory Ramadan fast in intention?
- What distinguishes husn li-nafsih from husn li-ghayrih?
- Which pair is used for husn li-ghayrih?
- Which is an example of qubh li-‘aynih?
- What does prohibition of fasting on the Day of Sacrifice exemplify?
- Which question best differentiates intrinsic from circumstantial prohibition?
- Can a good intention render an intrinsically prohibited act lawful?
- Every unrestricted imperative is merely recommended by default.
- A bare imperative itself entails unlimited repetition.
- In qada, the complete equivalent is preferred when possible.
- Calling time a container or a measure has identical legal consequences.
- Dropping the condition of specification means a Ramadan fast needs no intention at all.
- The prohibition section distinguishes intrinsic badness from badness due to an added characteristic.