Fard .

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Fard . a compulsory act in Islam. It is required of a person who is subject to the relevant obligation. The farde differs from the Sunny in the sense of a desirable complement.link=Фард|alt=Фард — обязательное|baseline|20x20px

In simple terms .

First, you need to know what you have to do and follow that basic rule. Desirable additions help to improve worship, but they do not replace a missed duty. For example, extra prayer does not replace obligatory prayer.

The Quran prescribes prayer and indicates that there is a time for it.[1] He also speaks of fasting in Ramadan and of the Hajj for those who can do it.[2]

Obligation and Right Worship

A distinction must be made between the obligation to worship and its obligatory conditions or components. If a particular worship is not compulsory, it may be invalid or it may require correction. However, it cannot be said that any pass automatically invalidates all other human affairs.

The rules depend on the worship itself, the ability of the person, the presence of a good reason and the understanding of the particular case. For example, the verse about fasting separately provides for sickness and travel. So it's useful for a beginner to learn not only the name of the job, but also the conditions for doing it.

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On IslamD, the yellow F badge represents a mandatory base. The legal school explanation notes that the terms ⁇ fard ⁇ and ⁇ vadjib ⁇ are sometimes used interchangeably; it does not state that all the rules are the same.

It's a school explanation of terms. The above verses confirm the above-mentioned precepts, and do not contain the literal legal classification of this article.

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