أحكام الحج و العمرة : دراسة و تحقيق جزء من شرح الجامع الصغير لظهير الدين التمرتاشي

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God, glory be to Him, in His wisdom and mercy, has legislated for His servants rulings that are appropriate to the circumstances and conditions they are going through.

And a conclusion, in which I dealt with the study introducing Imam Muhammad bin Al-Hassan Al-Shaibani, in terms of his title, nickname and birth, as well as dealing with his elders and students, and his scientific effects, as well as presenting his writings, and the scholars' praise for him, and his death, as well as introducing the Small Mosque, in terms of the importance of the book and its scientific value, and the writings Which served this book, and its explanations.

This on the one hand, and on the other hand, dealt with the provisions of Hajj and Umrah in terms of the conditions for the obligation of Hajj, as it dealt with the sayings of the jurists regarding road safety.

I dealt with the issue of if the sea is between him and Mecca, is Hajj obligatory for him, and the most correct opinion was the opinion of the majority of jurists who said that he must perform Hajj, because the sea at the present time has become a dependable road like land due to technological progress in this matter, which is what Imam Muhammad ibn al-H Sunan Al-Shaibani in his book, as I presented in this research the ruling that Hajj is obligatory for the blind, and the most correct opinion in it is the opinion of the majority of jurists who say that Hajj is obligatory for the blind if he finds provision, a pilgrim and a leader to lead him, even if a benefactor or a similar fee; This is because the blind with the leader does not find it difficult for him to travel from getting on and off, so he becomes like the sighted person and the insight may not be guided to the road by himself, which is what the imam preferred.

And the most correct in it was the saying that the Hajj is obligatory on the basis of laxity, and this opinion is better for it to be easy for the people and not to be judged to be sinful, just as the one who said this view sees the expansion as an outgrowth of the foregoing fear of missing out.

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