The Difference Between the Invocation and the Six Obligatory Acts of Ablution
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Question:
May Allah reward you, Your Eminence, father. The questioner says: It was previously stated with us that there is no difference between the fard (obligatory) and the wajib (obligatory). So what is the difference between the invocation and the six obligatory acts of ablution mentioned by the author?
Answer:
Fard is the plural of fard, and fard is wajib, meaning the six obligatory acts of ablution. In fact, according to the Hanafis, there is a difference between wajib and fard; this is specific to the Hanafis. In fact, the majority of scholars hold that there is no difference between them.
May Allah reward you, Your Eminence, father. The questioner says: It was previously stated with us that there is no difference between the fard (obligatory) and the wajib (obligatory). So what is the difference between the invocation and the six obligatory acts of ablution mentioned by the author?
Answer:
Fard is the plural of fard, and fard is wajib, meaning the six obligatory acts of ablution. In fact, according to the Hanafis, there is a difference between wajib and fard; this is specific to the Hanafis. In fact, the majority of scholars hold that there is no difference between them.
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