The Difference Between Qasim and Qism in Water
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Question:
Regarding pure water, it is that which has had its color, taste, or smell changed. Does this mean that pure water is that in which only one of these three attributes has changed? And what is the benefit of including it with the purifying water, given that one does not perform ablution with it?
Answer:
Qasim is a portion of the purifying water. What is the qasim from it? It is a portion for it. It is a portion for it. It has transformed from being purifying to being pure due to a pure substance that was intentionally placed in it, which overcame its color, smell, or taste. Thus, it transformed from being purifying to being pure and became a qasim, not a qism. There is a difference between the qasim and the qism.
Regarding pure water, it is that which has had its color, taste, or smell changed. Does this mean that pure water is that in which only one of these three attributes has changed? And what is the benefit of including it with the purifying water, given that one does not perform ablution with it?
Answer:
Qasim is a portion of the purifying water. What is the qasim from it? It is a portion for it. It is a portion for it. It has transformed from being purifying to being pure due to a pure substance that was intentionally placed in it, which overcame its color, smell, or taste. Thus, it transformed from being purifying to being pure and became a qasim, not a qism. There is a difference between the qasim and the qism.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 7 — youtube.com (6:52)
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