حكم المسائل الفقهية التي وقع فيها الشك : باب العبادات

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Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds, and blessings and peace be upon the master of the first and the others, our master Muhammad the Sincere and the Faithful, and upon all his family and companions.

He said that man is naturally exposed to suspicion and delusion in all matters of his life, including his worship of his Creator (the Most Majestic), because of the worries and concerns he has in his life, and his lack of full awareness of what is going on around him, which is reflected in a defect in his performance of worship, and on this it is necessary The Muslim is aware of the rulings on what happens to him from the illusions and doubts about what he experiences during his performance of that worship, and this is what prompted me to explain, even briefly, some of the rulings related to acts of worship that have arisen in doubt, starting with purity and ending with Hajj.

By presenting the opinions of the jurists according to their doctrines, their inference, their point of view and their difference in the devotional issues in which the doubt occurred, this resulted in judgments that the strength of the evidence and the agreement of the jurists had the best chance of weighting