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Ablution is not required except in camel meat and with ablution from camel meat I say worship and it is an independent worship with the fact that his purity is not invalidated by eating camel meat, so praying with the previous ablution is permissible and he is sinful if he does not perform ablution from camel meat.

[ The obligation of ablution from camel meat to worship ]

And this saying is what someone said about what I know before us, and if he intends to remove the impediment, then it is more cautious, and the imams differed regarding ablution from camel meat.

( The ruling of the sub has arrived on this )

[ Receiving matters that do not correspond to the normal purpose ]

The fire that a person finds in himself, and it is the one that ripens his liver, is one of the things that happen to him that do not correspond to his natural purpose.

The saying of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, is not a person who is patient with harm from God

A dream from him, and if the servant is in this state, it does not affect his purity

[ The word of Satan is in the heart of man ]

If he is angry and affects him, especially camel meat, then the lawgiver called them devils, so that is the word of Satan in the heart, so his purification is invalidated, because the place of the blame is the heart as it is purified from it by the curse of the king. About prayer in its places, and there is no reason except that it is devils and they are distant, and prayer is a state of closeness and soliloquy, so we considered inward the rule of ablution from camel meat and the invalidation of purity with this, even if it was good for him.

( Chapter: Laughing during prayer invalidates ablution )

[ The person on whom situations differ ]

Know that laughing during prayer obligated some of them to perform ablution, and some prevented them

( The ruling of the sub has arrived in it )

Indeed, in his prayer, the conditions for a person differ with God in his recitation. If he is one of the people of God who reflects on the Qur an, what verse grieves him, so he cries, a verse that makes him happy, so he laughs, a verse that fascinates him, so he does not laugh or cry, a verse that benefits him with knowledge, and a verse that makes him seek forgiveness and a caller, so his purity remains on its origin.

[ The person on whom situations do not differ ]

We have always seen from his conditions laughter, whether in prayer or not, such as Al-Salawi and his likes, with which God has benefited us.

[ He who is heedless of his recitation and conversing with his Lord during his prayer ]

But if he neglects his recitation and contemplation, and conversing with his Lord about his purification, his amusement and the like, which exclude him from being present with God in his prayer, then this is his inner laughter in prayer according to the doctrine of one who says that his purity is invalidated.

( Chapter of ablution from carrying the dead )

[ Nothing goes together with something except for an occasion .]

A group of scholars said it, and most scholars prohibited that, and with prohibition, I say

( The judgment of the sub has arrived in it )

As for the internal ruling in that, it is related to the knowledge of the occasion, so nothing is combined with something except for an occasion between them. So if each one of them was lame, he knew that the lameness brought them together

[ The story of Sheikh Abi Madyan with some merchants ]

A man from the merchants said to our sheikh, Abu Madyan, I want you, if you see a poor person in need of something, you know me so that it will be at my hand. So one day, a poor, naked, in need of a garment came to him. Other than him, the elders have unanimously agreed that whoever trusts him in himself is valid in others, so Abu Madyan remembered the merchant s desire, so he went out with the poor to the merchant s shop to take a garment from him. By the man he left him and did not know where he went

[ Death is two deaths: death from creation and death from truth ]

When I told his story and I know our country, there are no two religions in the country of Islam, so I knew that God sent to him from his mind a person who would alert him, for God taught us from him that he creates from the breath of the world a creature, so from this section of carrying a dead, it is an occasion between them, and it is death. From the truth, the dead person from the truth performs ablution, and the dead person from the universe remains on his ablution

( Chapter of nullifying ablution due to loss of mind )


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