Jurisprudence rulings deduced from this hadith: ((The Prophet “PBUH" was glorifying the God” on his camel, by nodding his head wherever his direction was)).
Jurisprudence rulings deduced from this hadith: ((The Prophet “PBUH" was glorifying the God” on his camel, by nodding his head wherever his direction was)).
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Keywords: Jurisprudence rulings-inferred-hadith–glorification- on his camel.Abstract
Research Title: Jurisprudence rulings deduced from this hadith: ((The Prophet “PBUH" was glorifying the God” on his camel, by nodding his head wherever his direction was)).
Topic hereof: Study jurisprudence issues and rulings imminent in the hadith.
Research Methodology: This Research was performed under inductive methodology which matches the nature hereof.
Main sections hereof: This Research contains a preamble including an opening, the importance of the Research, the reasons for choosing it, previous studies, this research’s limits, plan and methodology, a preamble containing three sections, two chapters, the first contains two sections while the second contains seven, then the conclusion, finally, the scientific indexes.
Results hereof:
- The hadith of Ibn Omar, may God be pleased with them–is extremely valid and acceptable.
- One of the conditions for praying on the camel is that the prayer be a supererogatory, and during a traveling.
- Malikis stipulated that for the praying on a camel to be permissible, it must be during a travel during which the prayer is shortened, and this opinion is not completely right because the rule is f right, because the ruling is applied in general for every travel.
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