fiqhi salah Flashcards

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What is the relationship between Allah’s speech and Mukalaf’s actions?

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Obey, free choice, conditional

Mukalaf refers to a person who is legally responsible for their actions in Islamic law.

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What are the primary sources of Allah’s speech?

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Quran & Hadith

The Quran is the holy book of Islam, while Hadith comprises the sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad.

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Who is referred to as Mukalaf?

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A person who is legally responsible for their actions in Islamic law

This term is often used to denote individuals who are accountable for obeying Islamic legal rulings.

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What three elements are associated with Mukalaf in relation to authority?

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Authority, reason and Muslim

These elements highlight the criteria under which a person is considered Mukalaf.

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What does Iqtidhaa refer to in Islamic legal terminology?

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Talab (Do/Do not)

Iqtidhaa indicates the necessity of performing or refraining from an action as dictated by Allah’s speech.

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Usuul: Aqsaam
Taklifi: Allahs ord som er forbundet til Mukalif, Påbud, forbud, frit valg.

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  1. Waajib
  2. Manduub (Sunnah)
  3. Mubah
  4. Makruuh
  5. Haram
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What are the categories of Taklifi?

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  1. Waajib
  2. Manduub (Sunnah)
  3. Mubah
  4. Makruuh
  5. Haram
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What does Waajib mean?

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It refers to obligatory actions in Islam.

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What does Manduub (Sunnah) mean?

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It refers to recommended actions that are encouraged but not obligatory.

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What does Mubah mean?

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It refers to permissible actions that are neither encouraged nor discouraged.

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What does Makruuh mean?

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It refers to actions that are discouraged but not sinful.

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What does Haram mean?

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It refers to actions that are forbidden in Islam.

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What is Salah?

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Salah is obligatory.

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What is the definition of ‘Prayer’?

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Prayer consists of words and actions.

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What are the starting and ending components of Prayer?

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Prayer starts with takbir and ends with taslim.

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What must be fulfilled before performing Prayer?

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Prayer has certain conditions beforehand.

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What is the consequence of denial without faith in the context of the death penalty?

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Individuals are not buried with Muslims, do not inherit, and are not washed or given janaza.

Applies in Muslim countries.

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What does ‘Al-ma3luum minad diin bid dharuura’ refer to?

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It refers to a fundamental aspect of the religion that is known by necessity.

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What is the consequence of laziness regarding the death penalty?

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It is considered a major sin, affecting burial, washing, janaza, and inheritance.

Applies in Muslim countries.

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What is an excuse for Qadha (Owing a Prayer)?

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Forgetfulness

An individual may miss a prayer due to forgetfulness.

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What is another excuse for Qadha (Owing a Prayer)?

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Sleep

An individual may miss a prayer due to sleeping.

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What is a Hukm?

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Allah’s speech which is related to the actions of Mukalaf: - Obey, free choice, conditional

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What is Waajib (obligatory)?

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If you perform it, you will be rewarded. If you leave it, you will be punished.

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What is Mandoub / Sunnah (recommended)?
If you perform it, you will be rewarded. If you leave it, you will not be punished.
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What is Mubah (permitted)?
Neither rewarded nor punished.
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What is Makruuh (disliked)?
If you perform it, you will not be punished. If you leave it, you will be rewarded.
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What is Haram (forbidden)?
If you perform it, you will be punished. If you leave it, you will be rewarded.
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What is the definition of Prayer?
Words and actions ## Footnote Starts with takbir, ends with taslim, and has certain prerequisites.
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What is a condition in the context of worship?
A condition is a requirement prior to an act of worship.
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What happens if a condition is absent during worship?
The act of worship may be performed correctly but invalid as a consequence of the absence of the requirement.
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What are the two types of conditions of Salah?
Conditions of its injunction and Conditions of its validity
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What are the conditions of its injunction? (krav til person)
4 conditions: Muslim, Myndig, Sane & conscious, Free from bleeding ## Footnote Applies only to women regarding bleeding (menstruation & postpartum discharge)
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What are the conditions of its validity? (krav til handlingen)
7 conditions: Purity (small and large), Purity (clothes, body and place), Knowledge of Qibla, Prayer time, Covering the awrah, Staying away from conditions that invalidate the prayer
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