If the sa' is equal to two kilograms minus a little, can we say it is two kilograms as a precaution?
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The questioner : Regarding the issue of the sa', it is known that it is four mudds.
The Shaykh: Yes.
The questioner : So through that, I mean, we know that you have practical practices for weighing and such things, so it is two kilograms minus something, Shaykh, two kilograms minus.
The Shaykh : Approximately, yes.
The questioner : Okay, now, I mean, we cannot say that for the sake of regulating it or as a precaution, we cannot say that, for example, two kilograms?
The Shaykh : No, that is not possible.
The student : Of course, this is the first time this matter has come up for me, so I doubted my fasting... I went to my mother and she said, "It's done, you don't have to complete the fasting, if Allah wills." He said, "No, I want to ask the Shaykh; he needs to be certain."
The questioner : Today I was performing wudu' and while I was rinsing my mouth, I drank some of the water, and it was not intentional.
The Shaykh: Yes.
The questioner : So through that, I mean, we know that you have practical practices for weighing and such things, so it is two kilograms minus something, Shaykh, two kilograms minus.
The Shaykh : Approximately, yes.
The questioner : Okay, now, I mean, we cannot say that for the sake of regulating it or as a precaution, we cannot say that, for example, two kilograms?
The Shaykh : No, that is not possible.
The student : Of course, this is the first time this matter has come up for me, so I doubted my fasting... I went to my mother and she said, "It's done, you don't have to complete the fasting, if Allah wills." He said, "No, I want to ask the Shaykh; he needs to be certain."
The questioner : Today I was performing wudu' and while I was rinsing my mouth, I drank some of the water, and it was not intentional.
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