Is one excused for missing the congregation due to being occupied with a matter?
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Question:
Can the presence of food and the relief of the two natural needs be used as an analogy for other matters that occupy a person?
Answer:
Analogy is difficult, but the believer knows his own state best. If something becomes greater in his estimation than food and greater than the relief of the two natural needs, then he is excused in that case.
Can the presence of food and the relief of the two natural needs be used as an analogy for other matters that occupy a person?
Answer:
Analogy is difficult, but the believer knows his own state best. If something becomes greater in his estimation than food and greater than the relief of the two natural needs, then he is excused in that case.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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