النسيان و أثره في الوقوف بعرفة : دراسة فقهية مقارنة

Abstract EN

Forgetfulness and its effect on standing in a comparative jurisprudential study
 
It is known that Islam treated innate aspects of human beings.

It laid out special rules for all its behavior.

It showed that may act spontaneously: doing a prohibited action or leaving out what he is obliged to do by mistake or forgetting.

This makes a Muslim well guided in all his affairs in that life or the hereafter.

Forgetting is something that no one is away from it.

In performing Hajj all people are subject to forget besides most pilgrims are unfamiliar with many of Hajj rites including what to do if someone forgot to perform some of the rites and the jurisprudent change of the ruling affected by forgetting.

This study consists of a prelude, seven topics and a conclusion
Prelude: contain the problem of the study, its importance, objectives, limits and the research plan.

First topic: Defining research terms and related expressions
First title: Defining research terms (forgetting – effect – Arafat Stand)
Second title: Related expressions: ( inattentiveness –entmindedness)
Second topic: Scholars' opinions concerning exiting Ihram for those who missed Arafat stand because of forgetting.

Third topic: Scholars' opinions concerning those who missed Arafat stand.

Fourth topic: Scholars' opinions concerning offering a sacrificial animal by those who missed Arafat stand.

Fifth topic: The ruling concerning those who attended Arafat stand but left before sunset and when they remembered they didn't return to Arafat.

Sixth topic: The ruling concerning those who attended Arafat stand but left before sunset.

When they remembered they returned to Arafat before sunset then left Arafat after sunset.

Seventh topic: The ruling concerning those who attended Arafat stand but left before sunset.

When they remembered they returned to Arafat after sunset.

Conclusion: It includes all findings achieved.

The research is supplemented by a bibliography.

Keywords: Forgetfulness, Standing in Arafah, Arafah; Hajj, Effect of Oblivion, Comparative Jurisprudential Study.

 
 
Dr.

Murtaza Abdul Rahim Mohammed Abdul Rahim
Head of the Department of Humanities and Associate Professor of Comparative Jurisprudence at the University College of Bernieh, Taif University
Assistant Professor of Comparative Jurisprudence, Faculty of Islamic and Arabic Studies for Girls, Sohag, Al-Azhar University
Email: Mortada_321@yahoo.

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