Discussion: Hanafi Fiqh - Badaa'i us Sanaa'i

This thread is for any questions etc regarding the lessons from this thread,

https://darulilm.forumotion.com/hanafi-fiqh-f35/lessons-hanafi-fiqh-badaa-i-us-sanaa-i-t1213.htm

If there's anything you don't understand then ask and i'll try to explain it Inshaa Allaah, in arabic it's easy to understand, but to translate it into english is quite difficult, and english doesn't have proper meanings for many words, that's why you should learn all the terminology like "najaasah hukmi" and "najaasah haqeeqi" etc.

very useless?

LOL!

The dope meant useful... =o

No she meant what she said i'm not gonna carry on anymore

Oh noo I proper want you to! =(

I do read it! And I proper will make lots of duas for you inshaallah, cause you help me out so much... =o and I feel really bad.. =o

I was joking

And a Mutlaq (general) command does require repetition (i.e. does not require the face to be washed multiple times).


Is that meant to be .. does not.. require repetition? If not.. then.. it doesn't make sense to me..

Nisaa wrote:

And a Mutlaq (general) command does require repetition (i.e. does not require the face to be washed multiple times).


Is that meant to be .. does not.. require repetition? If not.. then.. it doesn't make sense to me..

i took it to mean multiple as in extra...more than thrice...but hmm..after reading again..i dunno

typo, for bringing it to my notice

I just noticed that the author you said gave it to his wife as mehr! That's so sweeeeeeeeeeeet. How comes no one does sweet stuff like that anymore. So if I didn't want money I could ask forr... anything I wanted? *ponders* Hmmmmmm....

edited cause Nisaa said so

ugh that's well ghay. =s

I had a question... =P

You know washing three times does it hold more reward than washing once or is this the same?

Is this gonna carry on or is it too much on your schedule? It's alright if you don't have time, was just wondering.

Washing thrice is sunnah, so it is more rewardable than washing once.

I'll try to carry on Inshaa Allaah, but this time i'm not going to try and translate the book word for word, but rather translate it in a way that makes sense for the reader.

Oh I have a question about what you just posted

We were discussing washing the face, I didn't think washing the eyes was something we had to do, but the waterline, ya'ani where kohl goes, has to get wet. Sahih?

As far as i know it doesn't have to be washed, because that is more counted as inside the eye that outside, and it's also part of what is being referred to in that post where it talks about washing the eyes.

But what i'll do is that on monday In-Shaa Allaah i'll double check it with my ustaadh.

I got a question about the author....did Imaam al-Kasani's wife die before him and did he used to visit her grave often?

I don't know.

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But what i'll do is that on monday In-Shaa Allaah i'll double check it with my ustaadh.

Well it's not quite monday, but yes it's as i said, you don't wash those parts of your eyes.

Though the water does go there itself without you needing to do it.

That's really conflicting cause my aapa was like you have to, and you gotta not shut your eyes so much water doesn't get in, I didn't think you had to wash your eyes at all, I mean inside the eye.. so I am confused

Ibn Umar R used to wash the inside of his eye lids in his ijtihad and immense love of the Prophet S, trying to immitate his every action.

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That's really conflicting cause my aapa was like you have to, and you gotta not shut your eyes so much water doesn't get in, I didn't think you had to wash your eyes at all, I mean inside the eye.. so I am confused

And this aapa is a hanafi? then she must bring her proof which says you must wash inside the eyes.