ara https://phaidrabg.bg.ac.rs/o:1662 [...ah ḫamsi wa ruwiya 'an Rasuli l-Lāh...] Nepoznat, http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/at/legalcode Text 2012-04-02T09:24:45.054Z [...ah ḫamsi wa ruwiya 'an Rasuli l-Lāh...] application/pdf 71931 bytes The ahkaam (rulings) upon which fiqh revolve are five: 1.Waajib (obligation): that for which the one who performs it is rewarded, whilst the one who abandons it is punished. 2.Haraam (prohibition): this is the opposite of an obligation. 3.Masnoon (recommended): that for which the one who performs it is rewarded, whilst the one who leaves it is not punished. 4.Makrooh (detested): this is the opposite of a recommendation. 5.Mubaah (permissible): this is where both (its doing or leaving) are equivalent. Those rulings which are waajib (obligatory) are divided into two catagories: fard 'ayn (individual obligation), the doing of which is sought from every mukallaf (morally responsible), baaligh (mature) 'aaqil (sane) person. Year of publishing: 1701/02. Postoji pet pravila (ahkam) oko kojih se okreće fikh: vadžib (obaveza), pravilo za koje je pojedinac nagrađen a koga se pridržava dok se kažnjava onaj koji ga napusti, haram (zabrana), pravilo koje je suprotno obavezi. masnun (preporuka), pravilo koje je pojedinac nagrađen a koga se pridržava dok se kažnjava onaj koji ga napusti, makruh (odvratnost), pravilo koje je suprotno preručenom, mubaa (dozvoljeno), pravilo gde su podjednako zastupljeni i pridržavanje i napuštanje. Pravila koja su vadžib (obavezna) podeljena su na dve kategorije: fardajn (pojedinačna obaveza), činjenje onoga što se traži od svakog mukalafa (moralno odgovornog čoveka), baliga (zrelog) i akila (duševno zdravog). Godina izdavanja: 1701/02.