What is the difference between a camel and a mount?
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The questioner : Okay, what is the difference, O Shaykh, between a camel and a mount?
The Shaykh : A camel and a car?
The questioner : No, a camel and a mount.
The Shaykh : A mount is what a person travels on; a person travels on it. Even a donkey is called a mount. Yes. And ten people can ride a camel if they become two riders at once.
The questioner : Even, O Shaykh, Ibn Hajar said that a camel may be strong enough for ten people.
The Shaykh : Yes
The questioner : It has passed us now that the camel
The Shaykh : Yes, it may carry ten people. The camels may differ from these camels, or Allah may grant them strength, or one may place, for example, wooden
The questioner : seats
The Shaykh : Yes, seats. So the matter allows for the possibility that they take turns, like those who ride for a while, and it allows for the possibility that they place wide things
The questioner : O Shaykh, in such hadiths
The Shaykh : What is the problem? It is a matter of one camel or two camels. What is the problem? The problem is the division between the rider and the walker. It is not the counterpart of the rider. The counterpart of the rider is, for example, the walker. The rider and the walker; its counterpart is either a rider only, or a walker only, or one who combines both.
The Shaykh : A camel and a car?
The questioner : No, a camel and a mount.
The Shaykh : A mount is what a person travels on; a person travels on it. Even a donkey is called a mount. Yes. And ten people can ride a camel if they become two riders at once.
The questioner : Even, O Shaykh, Ibn Hajar said that a camel may be strong enough for ten people.
The Shaykh : Yes
The questioner : It has passed us now that the camel
The Shaykh : Yes, it may carry ten people. The camels may differ from these camels, or Allah may grant them strength, or one may place, for example, wooden
The questioner : seats
The Shaykh : Yes, seats. So the matter allows for the possibility that they take turns, like those who ride for a while, and it allows for the possibility that they place wide things
The questioner : O Shaykh, in such hadiths
The Shaykh : What is the problem? It is a matter of one camel or two camels. What is the problem? The problem is the division between the rider and the walker. It is not the counterpart of the rider. The counterpart of the rider is, for example, the walker. The rider and the walker; its counterpart is either a rider only, or a walker only, or one who combines both.