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Deen

Your worldview in Islam.

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Fiqh

Holistic understanding of Islam; the study of actions.

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Accountability to Allah (swt)

The greatest accountability a human being has.

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Pillars of Deen

Means of forgiveness to Allah (swt).

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Fiqh and Islam

Fiqh is integral to understanding and practicing Islam.

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Fiqh vs

Fiqh relates to practices of Islam, while Tajwid pertains to reciting the Quran.

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Fiqh and Shariah

Fiqh involves scholarly interpretation of Shariah.

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Example of Fiqh issue

Placement of hands during prayer.

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Shariah

Everything revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (saw).

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Four Madhabs

Shafii, Maliki, Hanafi, Hanbali.

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Madhhab

A school of thought within Fiqh.

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Fiqh process

Leads scholars to conclusions based on differing interpretations.

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Types of actions in Islam

Haram (prohibited), Makruh (discouraged), Mubah (allowed), Mustahab (encouraged), Wajib/Fard (obligatory).

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Imam Ahmad Ibn Hanbal

Muslim theologian and jurist, founder of Hanbali madhhab.

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Imam Shafii

Founder of the science of Fiqh principles, memorized the Quran by age 7.

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Imam Malik

Founder of Maliki School, wrote over 100,000 hadiths.

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Tahara

Purification of mind, body, soul, and heart.

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Types of purification

Inner (heart) and physical (spiritual impurity).

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Hadath

State of impurity preventing prayer and other acts.

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Types of Hadath

Hadath al-Asghar (minor impurity) and Hadath al-Akbar (major impurity).

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Water types

Tahoor (purifying), Tahir (pure but not purifying), Najis (impure).

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Najasa

Ritual impurity caused by contact with najis substances.

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Earth

Purifies najis elements from shoes.

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Sun

Purifies natural objects that have become najis.

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Cleaning najis items

Requires washing with running water and soap.

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Mistakes in prayer

Prayer remains valid despite unintentional impurities.

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Fiqh rule

Everything is tahir and halal unless proven otherwise.

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Day of Ashura

A day dedicated to Allah (swt) with significance in fasting.

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Prophet Musa (a)

His rescue from Firawn is commemorated on Ashura.

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Fasting on Ashura

Erases sins from the previous year.