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If the new moon of Ramadan is clouded over us, then there is a difference between whether we extend Shaban to the greater of the two amounts, which is the one that the group went to, or we refer it to the lowest of the two measures, which is twenty-nine, which is the school of the Hanbalis. God, and what I say by him is to ask the people of management about the status of the moon Without the degree of vision, we completed the count of thirty. As for the months that are not counted by the moon, they have specific amounts, the least of which is twenty-eight, which is called in the Romans February, and the most is the length of thirty-six days, which is called in the Coptic Misra, which is the last months of the Coptic year.

[ The wisdom of the amount of the Arab month ]

As for the end of the thirty in this, it is the number of mansions and descendants that do not betray, namely, the sun, which resembles the soul in which the life of the body appears to the senses, and the moon resembles the soul due to the presence of increase and decrease, the perfection of adding and decreasing, and the mansions, the amount of space that we have mentioned constantly. to twenty-nine and without the conjunction letter from eleven to nineteen and limiting the singularity to the simples which are the three and to the contract which are the thirtieth and then the repetition of the individual for the completeness of the triangulation by which production is in three places, which are the three in the simplexes and the thirteen in the number that is compound without a conjunction and the three The twenty are in conjunction and the divisions were limited, and when we saw that the soul exists, so it is life, and there is no shortage or increase, so the soul does not have an existing eye that has a ruling like the death of the fetus in its mother s womb, for the soul was breathed into it or at its birth, so the month has existed of twenty-nine days. I learned the wisdom of the extent of the Arab month, and if we counted it by other than the moon s movement, and intended a month at all in giving or making a vow, we worked with the least amount in that and did not work with the most, then we grieved with the least amount of the month, so we finished. What do we consider the greatest measure in the place that it was legislated for us to consider, and that is in the clouds according to a doctrine, or that gives the sighting of the crescent

For his saying, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, Fast when seeing him, and break their fast when seeing him.

( Arrived in a chapter if it is cloudy for us to see the crescent )

The scholars differed if the crescent moon is cloudy, so most say the count is completed thirty. If the one that obscured the crescent at the beginning of the month, the month before it was counted as thirty, and the beginning of Ramadan was the thirty-first, and if the one who obscured the crescent of the end of the month, I mean the month of Ramadan, people fasted for thirty days. The second day, which is the day of doubt, and whoever says that refers to the reckoning by moving the moon and the sun.

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Advance hadith cause of controversy

Muslim came out on the authority of Ibn Umar that the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, mentioned Ramadan, so he struck his hand and said the month is like this and so on, then he held his thumb for the third time.

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It was also reported from the hadith of Ibn Umar that he said, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, that we are an illiterate nation.

This second hadith removed the confusion, and the hadith, Be able. Whoever made him tighten his grip began with the fast of Ramadan from the day of doubt.

[ The crescent of knowledge has risen on the horizon of the hearts of the knowers .]

Know that voices are not raised except by sighting and that a crescent is named for it, so when the crescent of knowledge appears in the horizon of the hearts of those who know the divine name Ramadan, fasting is obligatory, and when the crescent of knowledge appears in the horizons of the hearts of those who know of the divine name, the Creator of the heavens and the earth, it is necessary to break the fast on souls from His saying the heavens and on bodies from His saying And the earth has risen here, i.e. noon, for it is setting, reciting the sun. If his place was to give unveiling, and the call came to him from behind a veil as it came, and it was not for a human being that God would speak to him except by revelation or from behind a veil, except that the veil of nature rose for him at that time in one of his affairs of preoccupation with God with money or people, even if it was in the matter of God or people it works


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