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Lesson 8a

 

Al Maqasid

Lesson 8a: Forgetfulness Prostration (Section 3.16)

Teacher: Sidi Hamza Karamali

Opening Supplication

 Introduction

 - what Imam Nawawi mentioned regarding the forgetfulness prostration

        - the ruling regarding the forgetfulness prostration

 - what the prostration consists of

        - how the prostration is done

 - the three conditions which allow one to return to the prayer

        - on the first condition of not remembering during the final salam

        - on not letting a long time pass

        - on having avoided something that would invalidate the prayer

 - Imam Nawawi on when it is recommended to perform the forgetfulness prostration

        - the first case of doing an invalidating act unintentionally

        - the second case of omitting a main recommended act

        - the third case of possibly performing an extra integral

Unintentional Invalidating Act

 - Imam Nawawi further explains the first case

        - example of this

 - unintentionally extraneous speech

        - on this calling for a prostration

 - other actions that fall into this category

 Omission of a Main Sunna

 - the next case of omitting a main recommended act

 - this was addressed in a previous lesson

 Omission of an Integral

 - on unintentional acts that would otherwise invalidate

 - Imam Nawawi's commentary on missing an integral

        - example of this

 - the consequences of intentional omission

 - what one does if done unintentionally

        - what is done to repair the damage

        - additional condition of timing

 - example of case when one does not return to the missed integral

 - what Shaykh Nuh mentioned regarding missing an integral

        - the reason a forgetfulness prostration is done in both cases

 Possible Redundancy of an Integral

 - on the third case of performing action integral with the possibility of redundancy

 - what one does if unsure of completion of integrals or cycles

        - example of possibly missing the bowing

        - the reason one prostrates at the end

 - example of being unsure of number of completed cycles

 - on whether this applies to spoken integrals

Closing Supplication

 

Lesson 8b

 

Al Maqasid

Lesson 8b: Group Prayer (Section 3.17)

Teacher: Sidi Hamza Karamali

Opening Supplication

 Introduction

 - hadith indicating merit of praying in a group

 - what the scholars mention it means to pray in a group

 - what the follower must do

 - Imam Nawawi mentions the communal obligation of the group prayer

        - what must be done to fulfill this obligation

        - on the personal obligation of the Friday prayer

 - on the conditions Imam Nawawi mentions for a group prayer

 Intention of Following

 - what is meant by the first condition

 - review of what one must intend for an obligatory prayer

        - what also must be intended

- what happens when one does not intend following

 - when it is valid to intend following

        - the disliked ness of not intending at the beginning

 - on whether the leader must intend leading a group prayer

        - example of this

        - on the validity of the follower's prayer in this case

        - when the leader is rewarded for leading

        - the exception to this rule

 Spatial Relation of Leader and Follower

 - the second condition: distance between the leader and follower

 - how one determines who is ahead

 - example of a follower with long feet

 - the case of when neither is ahead

        - on its disliked ness

 - the third condition of knowing the movements of the leader

 Conditions When Not at a Mosque

-  last condition of when not praying in a mosque

        - what Imam Nawawi mentions about this condition

 - what is defined as a mosque

        - example of what is not considered a mosque

 - on not having to be near when praying in a mosque

        - what is meant by drawing near to the leader

        - what the maximum distance one can be when not praying in a mosque

 - the next condition when not praying in a mosque

        - what is the first point meant by not having a barrier

               - example of the leader in a room

               - similar example but follower in a location that is possibly valid

               - review of the validity in each of the examples

        - the next condition related to the barrier

               - back to the example in the diagram

 - review of conditions when not praying in mosque

 Lagging and Preceding

- final condition: not lagging behind nor preceding the leader

 - example of preceding the leader

        - being ahead by one integral

        - being ahead by two integrals

        - its affect on validity

 - example of lagging behind the leader

        - when prayer is invalidated due to lagging

 - certain cases one is excused for lagging

 - one example of a valid excuse to lag

        - review of the integral of reciting the  Fatiha

        - example of a slow reciter

               - on the details of the speed of the leader's and followers' recital

               - to what extent one may lag

               - important point regarding the excuse of slow recital

        - what a follower behind a fast reciter is considered

               - example of a fast reciter as the leader

               - what one does when behind a fast reciter

               - the consequence of lagging in this case

               - the rule that makes one a latecomer

                      - example of an application of the rule

 - other excuses for lagging behind a leader

        - example of the follower delaying recital

               - what one does in this case

               - reason why one is not considered a latecomer

        - another excuse of lagging behind the leader

               - on a specific scenario with this excuse

 Other Issues Affecting Validity

 - on the validity of a boy leading the prayer

 - on the invalidity of a woman leading a man

 - examples of people whom it is valid to follow

 - validity of a fasiq to lead

- invalidity of following a non-Muslim

 - who is considered an unlettered person

        - the difference of validity of leading and his own prayer

        - when an unlettered can lead

Closing Supplication

 

Lesson 8c

 

Al Maqasid

Lesson 8c: Shortening Prayers

Teacher: Sidi Hamza Karamali

Opening Supplication

 Introduction

 - Imam Nawawi will discuss shortening prayer for travel

 - what travel comprises

 - what a four cycle prayer can be shortened to

 - other dispensations for travelers

 - the effect of the two dispensations of prayer on each other

 - on the superiority of not taking permissible dispensations

 - on the shortening of prayers with four cycles

 - when makeup prayers can be shortened

 Conditions

 - first condition of traveling

        - when the travel begins

 - second condition of not traveling for disobedience

        - a general for dispensations and acts of disobedience

        - example of this

               - whether this person can take the traveling dispensations

        - another example of a trip of disobedience

               - not being allowed to take dispensation

        - another condition connected to this condition of having a valid reason

               - example of an invalid reason

                      - whether this person can take the traveling dispensations

               - examples of valid reasons of traveling that allow for dispensations

               - on the difference of traveling for disobedience and disobedience while traveling

                      - example of being disobedient while traveling

 - third condition of the destination being known

        - example of a person not knowing the destination

 - fourth condition of completion of the prayer while traveling

        - example of traveling for one day

               - when during this trip one is considered a traveler

        - rule of when one is considered a traveler

        - example of the traveler staying in his destination for one day

               - consequence of changing the length of the stay

 - fifth condition of intending

        - what one does if one forgets to intends

        - consequence of doubting during the prayer of the intention

 - a useful point from the notes

        - a travel in which one intends to stay for more than four days

               - when during this trip one is considered a traveler

 - how one counts the days

Closing Supplication

 

Lesson 8d

 

Al Maqasid

Lesson 8d: Joining Prayers

Teacher: Sidi Hamza Karamali

Opening Supplication

 Introduction

 - Imam Nawawi will cover another dispensation of traveling

 - example of traveler and how prayers can be combined

        - how this traveler can apply this dispensation

 - on which prayers' times are extended

 - impermissibility of joining the dawn prayer

 - what it is superior to do with respect to this dispensation

 - what should be done to get out of disagreement

        - what is even superior to that

        - what doing this allows

 - Imam Nawawi on combining

 Combining in the Time of the First

- Imam Nawawi will first discuss the conditions of combining in the time of the first

 - added conditions from  Reliance

 - first condition of the trip not ending

        - a more accurate way to say this

        - an example of traveling ending in the second prayer

        - explanation of the condition

        - example of travel ending before the second prayer

 - second condition on the order of the prayers

 - third condition of the intention

        - clarification of what this condition means

         - example of an invalid way to intend

        - another example of an invalid time to intend

 - fourth condition of not separating between the two prayers

        - what a long gap means

        - example of waiting more than the allowed time

        - on a solution to this issue

        - example of traveling for one day

               - time for sunset prayer enters before one's flight

               - one's travel ends during the time of the nightfall prayer

               - on whether the later prayer needs to be repeated if travel ends in its time

 - next will cover conditions of combining in the time of the second

 Combining in the Time of the Second

 - on the conditions being relaxed for delaying

 - first condition of intending to delay to combine

        - example of this

        - consequence of delaying without intending

        - when one must intend

        - on the difference of opinion

        - case of neglecting this intention

        - correction of a parenthetical note

 - on whether the previous conditions for joining in the tie of the first apply here

 Combining for Rain

 - Imam Nawawi discusses another reason to join

- the wisdom behind this

 - on joining when it is raining

        - on the invalidity to delay while raining

        - on the invalidity of being done alone

 - Imam Nawawi on combining while raining

 - first condition of how hard it is raining

        - what happens if one can get to mosque without getting wet

 - second condition of praying at a mosque or place of group prayer

 - third condition of the distance of the place

        - example of a place that is considered close

 - fourth condition of the rain continuing

        - this condition explained

        - example of when one may not combine

        - on the need for it to be raining when the second prayer begins

        - on the need of raining between the two prayers

 - conditions from previously mentioned sections

- correction regarding the parenthetical note mentioned above

Closing Supplication