Annotated Woman's Ilmihali - November Yayla - Merve Publications-1430

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PREFACE
Almighty Allah (swt) sent the religion of Islam to humanity as the last and most perfect religion. Just as there is no color, language, race or tribe discrimination in our religion, there is no gender discrimination. Allah (swt); "I have created jinn and people only so that they may worship me," he says. Fulfilling the obligations of servitude means to act according to the orders and prohibitions of Allah (swt) everywhere and under all conditions.
One of the most important stages of human life in servitude to Allah (swt) is marriage. Our religion attached great importance to marriage. A happy marriage will cause people to spend their days in peace and happiness in the world and hereafter. Therefore, a peaceful marriage is the basis of the two world happiness.
"Whether a man or a woman, whoever does righteous deeds as a believer, We will certainly give him a very good life and reward him with the better deeds he is doing." (Nahl, 16/97)
For this reason, the institution of marriage is an issue that protects the woman in our religion and gives her the value and respect she deserves, legitimized by Allah (swt) and commanded to Muslims.
One of the most important issues of today's people is marriage. Establishing a family, getting married, raising children, and achieving peace and happiness in the family is one of the first issues that societies deal with. Scientists, philosophers, and prominent people of every society constantly pondered the solution of this issue.
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If family relationships are not organized in a balanced and fair way, and if disorder occurs in this regard, people will suffer for a long time.
Unless the nature of men and women and the purpose of creation are examined thoroughly and thoroughly, it is not possible to understand, let alone solved, its essence. For, man is a small sample of a huge and enormous universe with his body structure and composition, interests and abilities, strength and abilities, desires and needs, attractiveness and passions, and the necessity of being in constant contact with his own outer and countless elements in note. So, if man cannot grasp the truth and nature of his own existence correctly, he cannot, of course, establish his relations with his fellows and the outside world in a balanced and fair manner; can not handle the problems.
Despite all these scientific discoveries and inventions, it is clearly understood that they are incapable of grasping the truth and nature of human beings, and therefore, they cannot regulate the relationship of human beings with their fellows and other beings in a balanced and fair manner. Wrecks themselves have begun to admit this fact.
The woman, who caused the continuation of humanity because of being a wife and mother, was on the one hand turned into a slave and a servant, bought and sold like a worthless item, deprived of all rights and laws, turned into a living example of sin and disgrace, and human dignity was violated. On the other hand, the same woman was so magnified and exalted that all kinds of disgrace, irregularities and immoralities were exposed because of her; female sexual desires, animal! it is made an instrument for desires. In both cases, the woman was humiliated, despised, used and abused.
When the age of progress begins in the West, we witness that some movements emerged on the pretext that women were equal with men and therefore should have the same rights, and as a result, the idea of ​​women and men to enter the business life in 1 marrow was advocated. Of course this was not the main purpose; This was another way of being used and abused. Finally, the claims of women's liberty and feminism shook the family establishment that formed the foundation of society. Free fall and rise of men and women; the abominable manifestations of prostitution, animal! It caused the spread of all kinds of desires in society and the disappearance of moral values.
It is common knowledge that the bright, colorful, flamboyant, ornate, free and animalistic lives of European and Western societies dazzle Muslim societies. Muslims, who grew up far from their own religious and moral values ​​and blindly imitated the West, were attracted by this misleading and dazzling luminosity.
From the beginning of this century, material and spiritual immorality, shamelessness and nudity spread everywhere in the Muslim world as well as in the West; it virtually eliminated religious and national traditions. As a result, generations of Western admirers and imitators grew up in Muslim societies, hostile to their own culture and values. They started to advocate for Muslim women to be like Western women and put forward some studies in this direction.
To prevent the Islamic awakening seen in the world in recent years. Circles across the Islamic world brought the issue of "the place, position and rights of women in Islam" as one of the tools used in the field of ideas and propaganda.
Some Eastern and Western writers, who thought this subject as the weakness and weakness of Islam, distorted the issue as much as possible and presented it to the people of the age.
It is the religion of many people in Muslim countries who play their pen and express their opinions in the media and print media! Every day, you see how they judge them despite their lack of knowledge and not the slightest opinion on this matter, and that the easiest subject for some pen owners is religious issues. Many writers are able to reveal their personal ideas without hesitation as if it was the order of our religion.
According to these views, a Muslim woman; He is a creature who is oppressed, pushed and pushed, has no rights and freedoms, receives only half of the inheritance he has the right, has a prisoner behind a cover and a cage, and has a long hair and a short mind. Again, according to their superstitions, the only reason why women fall into this bad situation is the religion of Islam.
Many valuable scholars of the Islamic world warned Muslims by writing books and articles against these claims. They revealed the true position, value, rights and freedoms of women in Islam.
For the same purpose, we tried to reveal the issue with all its aspects and evidences by trying to review the books written by both Muslims and Batiks as far as we can.
If we can be of some benefit to Muslims, the happiness of this is enough for us. Although we made our best efforts, of course we had some shortcomings and mistakes.
We ask Allah (swt) to forgive our mistakes and sins. Effort is from us, tawfiq from Allah (swt).
CONTENTS
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Preface 5
SECTION 1
LEARNING OF WOMEN'S INTELLECTUAL ISSUES 9
The Importance and Virtue of Fiqh 10
Human Creation Purpose and Wisdom 10
"Who is your lord?" Question 11
Allah (swt) and Acirc; Will Ask 12
The Creation of Man. 13
CHAPTER 2
WOMEN IN THE PERIODS BEFORE ISLAM,
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIFE 15
Woman Before Islam 15
Woman in Ancient Iran 15
Woman in Babylon 16
Woman in Ancient China 16
Jewish Woman 16
Woman in Ancient India 16
Woman in Ancient Greek Civilization 17
Woman in Roman Civilization 19
Women in Christianity and Christian Europe 21
Woman in Pre-Islamic Arabia 23
Woman in Western Civilization 23
Equality of Men and Women 24
Economic Independence of Women 27
Free Relationship Between Men and Women 28
CHAPTER 3
WOMEN AND FAMILY IN ISLAM 31
Family in Islam 31
Women's Rights in Islam 33
Being Soft-Spoken and Soft Towards Women 33
No Violence Against Women 34
Women Should Not Torture Their Husbands 35
Prohibition of Killing Women and Children in Islam 35
Women and Science 35
Two Stages of Education Should Be Followed 35
Hz. Lessons Mulıammed Devoted to Women 36
The Foundation of Happiness is the Family Home 37
Conditions to be sought in a woman to be married 43
Conditions to be Required for a Man to be Married 47
Issues in which the Obligations of Men and Women are Different 52
Heritage 52
Testimony 53
Some Major Sins We Encounter in Daily Life 54
CHAPTER 4
MUTUAL DUTIES OF FAMILY PARTIES 57
Duties of Mother and Father 57
Ensuring a Good Marriage for Your Children 57
Helping with Setting Up a Home 60
Man's Duties in the Family 61
Duties of Women in the Family 81
Duties of Children to Their Parents 90
Duties to Relatives and Neighbors 94
CHAPTER 5
CHILDREN AND EDUCATION IN THE FAMILY 101
The Importance of Child Dressage 101
Stages of Child Upbringing 102
Child Dressage During Pregnancy 102
Child upbringing after birth 103
First Food 103
104
Reading Azan in the Ear of a Child 105
Sacrifice for a Child 105
Dressage After Milk Circuit 106
Useful Behaviors in Child Dressage 109
Parents Moving Together 112
Negative Factors in Child Discipline 112
Bad Environment 112
Indiscipline 113
The Virtue of Raising Girls 114
CHAPTER 6
MARRIAGE AND ITS RESULTS 115
What is Marriage? 115
Encouragement to Marriage 115
Getting along is the goal, if divorce is the last resort 117
Before Marriage Contract 117
Engagement 118
Marriage License 118
Marriage Rise - Adolescence 119
Custody in Marriage 119
Guardian's Right to Algebra 120
Equivalence Between Parties 120
Those whose marriage is unlawful (Muharramât) 121
Marriage Permanently Haram 121
Men Elaram Due to Blood Ties 121
Differences of religion 123
Woman Divorced by Three Talks 123
Getting Married More Than Four 124
Married With Another Person 124
Unfinished Woman 124
Woman, Sister, Aunt or Mahram
Having a Marriage with Someone 124
Marriage Contract 124
Marriage Contractual Validity Conditions 125
Conditional Marriage 125
Claims 125
Custodial Conditions 126
Types of Marriage in Terms of Reliability 126
Sahih Marriage 126
Debts of Husband to Wife 126
Debts of Women to Her Husband 127
Reasons Concerning Both Husband and Wife 129
Fasit Marriage 129
Superstition 130
Mevkuf and Gayr-i Lazım Marriage 130
Sahih Halvet 130
Marriage to Mut 131
The Consequences of Authentic Marriage 132
City 132
Owner and Payment Time 132
Mehr-i Misil 132
Mehr-i Müsemma 133
Alimony 133
Conditions and Fall of Child Support 134
Public Affairs 134
The Nature of the Place where the Private Room will be Valid 135
Is Marriage Held When A Bride Is A Girl? 135
Decorating for Her Husband in the Women's Home is a Merit 135
Conditions of Decoration 136
Plastic Surgery 136
How to Manage Husband and Wife from Different Sects? 137
Marriage Refresh 137
Leaving Her Home Without Her Husband 138
How and For What? , 138
The Way of Punishing the Rebellious and Serkeş Woman 139
By beating; In Which Conditions He Can Beat a Male Lady 140
Characteristics of Saliha Hanimlan 141
Women of Heaven and Hell 142
Women's Avoidance of Men 143
Woman's Respect for Man's Invitations in Bed 143
Shaking Hands and Kissing with Women 143
A Journey with An Anyone's Wife or His Sister's Wife
Can I Do It or Stay Alone? 144
Where are the Places of Jewelry that a Woman Can Show to Her Privacy? 144
The following are the privacy of women 144
CHAPTER 7
TERMINATION OF MARRIABLE 145
Divorce (Talaq) 145
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What is Talaq? 145
Differences Between Talâk and Termination 145
The Place of Divorce in Religion 146
The Wisdom of Allowing Divorce 146
Divorce License 148
Difficult and Threatened Divorce 148
Drunk Divorce 148
Divorce In Anger And Anger 149
Death of the Patient (Patient on Death Bed) 149
Joke 149
Types of Divorce 149
150 to Muhâla
Judge's Termination of Marriage Bonds 151
Illness and Defect 151
Cutting Alimony 152
Misconduct and Incompatibility 152
Results of Termination of Marriage 153
Termination of Marriage 153
Results of Alternating Divorce 153
The Consequences of Irreversible Divorce 154
Hülle and Analysis 154
Customs 155
Reason and Wisdom of Iddah 155
Circumstances that Require Duties 155
Mourning 157
Chapter 8
BIRTH AND ITS RESULTS 159
Neseb 159
Meaning of Genealogy 159
Nesebin Subutu 159
Results of the Subutine of the Object 160
Care and Discipline of the Child (Hidâne) 160
Hidâne License 160
Right to Residence 161
Duration of Hidâne 162
Breastfeeding (Radâ) 162
Breastfeeding Obligation162
Alimony 163
Heritage 163
Sources of Heritage 163
Heritage Distribution 164
CHAPTER 9
COVERING AND NUDE 167
Psychological Veiling and Nudity 167
Indifference in Clothing Leads to Sexual Indifference 167
Psychology of Open Woman and Hijab Woman 169
The Importance of the Environment in Woman's Desire for Beauty 170
Dress Reflects Human Personality 171
Psychological Consequences of Obscenity 172
The Unseen The Way 173
Economic and Social Crisis in Beauty 174
Contrary to the Faith System 175
The Consequences of Sexual Liberation 176
Sociological Veiling and Nudity 177
The Link Between Clothing and Culture 177
Western Style Clothing in Our Times 178
Relationship between Islamic Covering and Islamic Culture 179
Changing Clothes Brings Culture Change 180
Veiling and Nudity in Education 180
Falling Student Headache 181
Increasing Sexual Crimes With Mixed Education 182
Economics of Veiling and Nudity 182
Abuse of Women in the Capitalist System 182
Marketing and Product Promotion 185
Cinema and Television. , 186
The Prostitution Industry Whipping its Nudity 188
Nudity and the Consequences of Sexual Liberation 189
Is Nudity Necessary for Modernity? 189
Western Society Becoming a Prisoner of Lust 190
Social Decline as a Result of Sexual Liberation 191
Prostitution Climbing 192
The Future of the Family in Mixed Life 193
The End of Obscenity The Moral Collapse 194
Attire of Westernization in Turkey 194
Dress Reforms in the Ottoman World 194
Dress Reforms in the Republic Period 196
CHAPTER 10
ISL and Acirc; COVERING IN M 199
The Provisions Based on Hijab 199
Asking Permission 201
Covering a Woman Next to Her Privacy 203
The Principles of Curfew 204
Meeting Women and Men 204
Cover Required Properties 207
Purposes of Hijab 209
Benefits of Hijab 211
Hijab and Freedom 217
Muslims Far From Hijab 218
The Target of Hijab is Forgotten 218
Disappears Embarrassment 219
Chapter 11
SEXUAL LIFE, 221
Prostitution in the View of Islam 221
Immorality and Prostitution 223
Relationship Between Spouses 227
Prohibited Sexual Intercourse 227
Adultery 227
Affectionate 229
Livata (Homosexuality) 230
CHAPTER 12
PROBLEMS OF WORKING WOMEN TODAY. 233
The Veiling Problem 233
Duties of Women and Problems of Working Women 234
Political Rights of Women 236
CHAPTER 13
TAADDÜD-İ ZEVCAT (MULTIPLE MARRIAGE) 239
Marriage With Multiple Women 239
Individual necessities of multiple marriage 240
Multiple marriage is a moral and human system 245
About Taaddüt-i Zevcat and Talâk
CHAPTER 14
BIRTH CONTROL 257
The Rule of Contraception 257
Legitimate Reasons for Contraception 257
Various Aspects of Contraception 258
Economic Independence of Women 259
The Results of Contraception 260
Prostitution and Contagious Diseases as a Result of Birth Control 262
Reaction to Birth Control 265
Harms of Birth Control 266
Social Effects 268
Effects on Morality 269
Using a spiral and its rule 270
Abortion and Related Provisions 271
Verbs that Cause the Fetal to Leave from the Womb 272
Spiritual Causes 272
Drug Given to Women for Fetal Lowering 274
Verses About Abortion 274
Hadiths Concerning Abortion 275
If Mother Dies After Dropping Child 275
Who Is Given The Diet Required For Fetal Abortion? 276
CHAPTER 15
Faith and Islam and Acirc; M 277
What is Faith? 277
Faith in Completion and Explanation 278
Islam 278
People of Faith 279
Terms of Faith ^ (Principles) 280
Faith in Allah (swt) 281
Self-Attributes of Allah (swt) 281
Subutî Attributes of Allah (swt) 282
Faith in the Angels 283
Great Angels and # Missions 284
Faith in the Prophets 285
Who Is the Prophet Called? 285
Number of Prophets 286
Attributes of the Prophets 287
Miracle. . . . 287
Faith in Books 289
What is the Divine Book? 289
Features of the Quran 291
Faith in the Hereafter 291
The Hereafter 291
Doomsday 292
Signs of the Apocalypse _ 292
Accident and Faith in Destiny 295
CHAPTER 16
Life of our Prophet (saas) 297
Arabia before Islam 297
The Birth of our Prophet (saas) 297
Childhood and Youth 298
Participation in the Ficar Wars 299
Joining Hilfu'l-fudul 299
Marriage 299
Prophethood 300
Invitation to Islam and the First Muslims 301
The Persecution of the Polytheists 302
Hijrah to Abyssinia 302
Reasons of Mecca's Hostility 303
Complaints of the polytheists to Abu Talib 303
Hz. Umar (ra) becoming a Muslim 304
Taif Journey 305
Aqaba Baaths 306
Isra and the Miraculous Miracle 307
308 Hijrah
The Migration of our Prophet (saas) 308
Welcomed in Medina 309
Ansar-Immigrant Brotherhood 309
Construction of the Masjid an-Nabawi 310
Madina Era 310
Battle of Badr 310
Battle of Uhud 311
Me Rare raid 312
Trench war 312
Me Kurayza Expedition 313
Hudaybiye treaty 313
Conquest of Khaybar 314
Battle of Mûte 315
Conquest of Mecca 316
Battle of Hunayn 317
Battle of evtas 317
Tabuk expedition 317
Vedâ Hajj 317
Farewell Sermon 318
Hz. The last time the Prophet (saas) prepared 320
The death of our Prophet (saas) 320
CHAPTER 17
RESÛLULLAH (saas )'S MARRIAGES 321
The Prophet's (saas) Marriage with More Than Four Women 321
The Prophet's (pbuh) Marriage and Wisdom 324
Hz. Marrying Hatice (r.anh) 325
Hz. Marriage with Shevda (r.anh) 328
Hz. Marrying Aisha (r.anh) 329
Hz. Hafsa (r.anh) 332
Hz. Marrying Umm Salama (r.anh) 333
Hz. Marrying Umm Habiba (r.anh) 336
Hz. Marrying Zaynab (r.anh) 337
Hz. Marrying Zeyneb bint Huzeyme (r.anh) 343
Hz. Marriage with Juvirya bint al-haris (r.anh) 343
Hz. Marrying Safiyya bint huyey (r.anh) 344
Hz. Marrying Maimonides (r.anh) 345
Hz. Prophet (saas) Among His Wives
How Did He Get Justice? 346
Spending the night with his wives 346
Attitude in their travels 346
Getting permission from his wife when necessary 346
CHAPTER 18
Hz. THE FAMILY LIFE OF THE PEYGAMBER (saas) 351
CHAPTER 19
TAHARET (CLEANING) 357
Types of Bidet 357
Istinca 357
Istinca and Etiquette 357
Adâb about the Places where Hajj will be Performed 358
CHAPTER 20
ABDEST 361
Fards of Ablution 361
Sunnah of Ablution 362
Wudu Manners 362
Ablution Makruhlan 363
Things That Do Not Prevent Wudu '363
Things That Nullify Wudu 363
Things That Do Not Break Wudu 364
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Mesh on Mest 365
Surah An-Meshin 365
Dressing and Mesh on Wound 365
The Disruptors 366
Some Issues Related to Women Related to Wudu 366
CHAPTER 21
GUSÜL (BOY ABDESTİ) 369
Ghusl and Circumstances Requiring Ghusl 369
Parts of the Ghusl 370
Fards of Ghusl 371
Sunnah of Ghusl 372
Things That Are Unlawful to Those Who Have Fard 372
Those Who Are Fard to Make Ghusl 373
Things that Block the Gusle (Nail polish, paint, mud, etc.) 373
Filling and Coating with Gusül 374
CHAPTER 22
TEYEMMÜM 375
Fards of Tayammum 375
Sunnah of Tayammum 375
Terms of Tayammum 376
Situations That Make Tayammum Permissible and Not 378
The Things That Ruined My Tayammum 379
CHAPTER 23
FOR WOMEN 381
Hayiz 381
Age of Puberty 381
Period of Menstruation 381
Nias 383
Time of Passage and Issues Related to Admission 383
Prohibited Things for Women with Menstruation and Nifas 384
Rage 385
Matter Related Issues and Related Provisions 385
Junk Things Forbidden to Anyone 386
Menstrual End, Symptoms and Its Detection in Elderly Women 386
Does Pregnant Woman Have Menstruation? 387
Women of Hayız and Nifas Cannot Tawaf Kaaba 387
Can Women with Menstruation Sa'a Safa and Merve in Hajj? 388
Using Drugs to Prevent Menstruation 389
It is Obligatory for Men of Menstrual and Nifasti to Grasp when Their Blood is Cut 389
Woman With Menstruation Is Not Dirty 390
Can Menstruated Woman Wash a Funeral? 390
Perspective of Islam and Medicine in the Formation of the Fetal 391
The Places Where the Decree of Nifasm is Different 392
CHAPTER 24
NAMAZ (SAL & Acirc; T) 395
The wisdom of prayer 395
Nawis of Prayer 396
Fards (Conditions, Rukuns) of Prayer 396
Terms of Prayer 397
Hadesten bidet 397
Prayer of Impurity 397
Setr-i Avret 397
Avret 397
The limit of the awrah in prayer is 397
Istikbal-i qibla 397
Time 399
Intention 399
Rukes of Prayer 401
Iftitah Takbiri 401
Kıyam 402
Recitation in Prayer 404
Ruk 405
Ruk's Terms 405
Prostration 405
Conditions of Prostration 405
Last Sit in Prayer (Ka'de-i Ahire) 407
Complying with Ta'dil-i Erkâna 407
Leaving Prayer of Your Own Will 408
408 Fundamentals of Prayer
The Sunnahs of Prayer 409
Prayer Makruhlan 411
Nullifiers of Prayer 414
Things That Do Not Break Prayer 415
Prayer and Purification 416
Do You Pray With Thin Socks? 417
Veiling in Prayer 417
Congregational Prayer 417
Some Matters in Prayer Eiakkm 418
Do You Pray With Painted Lips? 418
Do you pray with a dress contaminated with dishwater? 418
Prayers of Pregnant Women 419
Can women sit in the field and pray? 419
Alcoholic Deodorants and Cologne with Ablution
Is it possible to worship while using it? 419
Abandonment of Prayer by Women in Mentality 419
Other Prayers Other Than Five Times Prayers 420
Friday Prayer 420
Eid Prayers 420
Funeral Prayer 420
Tarawih Prayer 420
Accident Prayers and Edası 420
Performing the qada prayers 421
Passenger (Expedition) Prayer 421
Tahiyyet al-Masjid Prayer 422
Tahajjud (Night) Prayer 422
Prayer of Tasbih 422
Regaib Night Prayer 423
Prayer on the Night of Mi'ıac 423
Prayer of the Night of Berat 423
Prayer of the Night of Power 423
Night of Power 423
Qushluk (Duha) Prayer 424
Prayer of Hajat 424
Prayer of Thanks 424
Prayer of Resignation 424
The Form of the Prayer of Istihare 425
Prayer of Repentance 425
Prayer Performed on the Way and Returning 425
Prayer of the New Groom and Bride 425
Prayer of a Hajj When Leaving Home 426
Prayer of Isra 426
Awwabin Prayer 426
CHAPTER 25
HOW THE PRAYERS ARE HOLD 427
Morning Prayer 427
Midday Prayer 428
Afternoon Prayer 429
Evening Prayer 430
Isha Prayer 430
Witr Prayer 431
Prayer of the Patients 431
Woman's Journey 431
Table Chair 432
Nafile Prayers 434
Muakakad and non-muakakkad sunnahs 434
Muakakad sunnahs 434
Non-muakkadah sunnahs 434
Times of Prayer Makruh 435
CHAPTER 26
ORUC 437
Recipe for Fast 437
Dissolving Fasting 437
The Wisdom and Benefits of Fasting 437
Conditions of Obligatory Fasting 438
Time of the Fast 439
Nullifies the Fast 439
Things That Do Not Break The Fast 440
Not Fasting or Breaking Up After Holding
442
Disease Excuse 442
Life Danger. 442
Pregnancy and Lactating Women 442
Unable To Endure Fast 442
Affection and Old Age 442
Ransom 443
Can Lipstick Be Used On Lips While Fasting? Is Fasting Invalidated? 443
Tooth Extractor, Filling, Miswak Teeth
or Washing with Putty, Injection ... Does it Break the Fast? 443
Confession of Women 444
CHAPTER 27
ZEK and Acirc; T 445
The Meaning of Zakat 445
Enabling Zakat 445
Wisdom and Benefits of Zakat 445
Conditions for Zakat to be Obligatory 446
Goods Subject to Zakat 447
Goods Not Subject to Zakat 448
Animals Subject to Intelligence 449
Zakat of Camels 449
Zakat of Cattle 450
Zakat of Sheep and Goats 450
Zakat on Trade Goods 451
Zakat of Gold and Silver 452
Zakat on Paper Money and Banknotes 453
Zakat on Land Products 454
Zakat of Mines 454
Zakat of Hoards 455
Places of giving zakat 456
Those Who Will Not Be Given Zakat 457
CHAPTER 28
FETRE ALWAYS 459
What is Fitrah? 459
Who Gives the Fitrah? 459
To whom is fitra given? 460
CHAPTER 29
HACC and UMRE 461
The Meaning of Hajj 461
Meaning of Umrah 461
Difference Between Hajj and Umrah 461
Wisdom and Benefits of Hajj and Umrah 462
Parts and Types of Hajj 464
Hadjj-i frad 464
Hacc-ı Kemettu 464
Hajj-i Kiran 464
Rûkunlan of the Hajj (Fards) 464
Waiting for a Time in Arafat 464
Tawaf the Kaaba 464
The Nature of Tawaf 465
Types of Tavaf 465
Qudum Tawafi 465
Visiting Ceiling 465
Sader Tavafi 465
Nafile Tawaf 466
Tawaf of Umrah 466
Conditions of Hajj to be Fard 466
Conditions that Make the Eda of Hajj Obligatory 466
Conditions of the Health of the Hajj 467
Wajibs of the Hajj 468
Sunnah of the Hajj 469
The Completion of the Fard Pilgrimage 470
How Umrah Is Made 472
Making the Dividend Volume 473
The Making of the Kıran Pilgrimage 474
474 If Her Husband Does Not Permit A Woman Who Is Fard For Hajj
Is it permissible for a woman to marry if she does not have a Mahram for Hajj ?. 475
Can a woman go on pilgrimage alone? 475
Wawah 476
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477 THE VICTORY
What is the victim? 477
Distribution of Sacrificial Meat 47 "
Sacrifice Time 478
Who Makes Sacrifices 478
Animals to Sacrifice 478
Victim's Verdict 479
Preventing the Victim 479
How to Slaughter the Sacrifice 480
Sacrifice for the Dead 480
Is it eaten when a woman cuts it? 480