What is the difference between al-jaza' and al-ijza'?
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Question:
You say: What is the difference between al-jaza' and al-ijza'?
Answer:
Al-jaza' is the punishment for what a person did, his retribution or his reward. It is said: The reward for one who performs charity is the reward from Allah and good deeds. The reward for one who fasts is the reward. The reward for one who prays is the reward from Allah, and he is promised Paradise. The reward for one who gave you money, or gifted you money, is that you reciprocate with money. This is al-jaza'.
As for al-ijza', its meaning is validity. It is said: The prayer was sufficient, meaning: it was valid. The fast was sufficient; the fast was valid. This speech was sufficient... it achieved sufficiency, yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
You say: What is the difference between al-jaza' and al-ijza'?
Answer:
Al-jaza' is the punishment for what a person did, his retribution or his reward. It is said: The reward for one who performs charity is the reward from Allah and good deeds. The reward for one who fasts is the reward. The reward for one who prays is the reward from Allah, and he is promised Paradise. The reward for one who gave you money, or gifted you money, is that you reciprocate with money. This is al-jaza'.
As for al-ijza', its meaning is validity. It is said: The prayer was sufficient, meaning: it was valid. The fast was sufficient; the fast was valid. This speech was sufficient... it achieved sufficiency, yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good, and may He do you good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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