Continuation: We mentioned that the condition of a thing is that which, if absent, necessitates the absence of the thing, but whose presence does not necessitate the presence of the thing. So, how is it that an invalid condition in a sale necessitates the presence of the sale if it is absent?
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The Shaykh : In a sale, and regarding the conditions of a sale: the condition whose presence necessitates presence is the condition of the sale itself. We have mentioned that the difference between the conditions of a sale and conditions within a sale is that there are four distinctions, so refer to them.
The questioner : That is... what.
The Shaykh : For example, ritual purity is a condition for the validity of the prayer. The absence of ritual purity necessitates the invalidity of the prayer, but does the presence of ritual purity necessitate the presence of the prayer? That is the point. All right.
The questioner : That is... what.
The Shaykh : For example, ritual purity is a condition for the validity of the prayer. The absence of ritual purity necessitates the invalidity of the prayer, but does the presence of ritual purity necessitate the presence of the prayer? That is the point. All right.