New Lecture! Dive deep into Islamic jurisprudence with the latest lecture on 'Conditions (Shart)' and 'Pillars (Rukn)'.
What you'll
- The essential distinction between a 'condition' and a 'pillar', and how both are vital for the validity of your religious acts (e.g., Wudu for prayer vs. Fatiha recitation in prayer). Failing to meet either a condition or a pillar will invalidate the entire act and matter.
- How conditions are categorised: those made by religion (Sharia) versus those made by people in their dealings.
- The diverse scholarly views on the validity of conditions in agreements like marriage or buying/selling, including why some conditions might invalidate an entire agreement.
- Why understanding these differences is crucial for correctly observing your religious obligations, helping you distinguish between merely disobeying an order and performing an invalid act.
Watch - https://youtu.be/Z1L2uRdv7AI
What you'll
- The essential distinction between a 'condition' and a 'pillar', and how both are vital for the validity of your religious acts (e.g., Wudu for prayer vs. Fatiha recitation in prayer). Failing to meet either a condition or a pillar will invalidate the entire act and matter.
- How conditions are categorised: those made by religion (Sharia) versus those made by people in their dealings.
- The diverse scholarly views on the validity of conditions in agreements like marriage or buying/selling, including why some conditions might invalidate an entire agreement.
- Why understanding these differences is crucial for correctly observing your religious obligations, helping you distinguish between merely disobeying an order and performing an invalid act.
Watch - https://youtu.be/Z1L2uRdv7AI
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