When is a person described as committed?
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The questioner : A young man of virtue who grew up in the worship of Allah, regarding commitment. Does commitment mean like our commitment, as it is known to us, or is it something more than that, or is it just prayer and fasting, meaning he does not harm anyone and does not commit sins?
The Shaykh : ...the minimum of the obligatory acts.
The questioner : The minimum is the obligatory acts?
The Shaykh : Yes, the obligatory acts and the forbidden things.
The questioner : He avoids the forbidden things.
The Shaykh : He performs the obligatory acts and avoids the forbidden things.
The questioner : He avoids the forbidden things and performs the obligatory acts.
The Shaykh: Yes.
The Shaykh : ...the minimum of the obligatory acts.
The questioner : The minimum is the obligatory acts?
The Shaykh : Yes, the obligatory acts and the forbidden things.
The questioner : He avoids the forbidden things.
The Shaykh : He performs the obligatory acts and avoids the forbidden things.
The questioner : He avoids the forbidden things and performs the obligatory acts.
The Shaykh: Yes.
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