In our recent classes on Mālikī Fiqh, we’ve been learning about the ḥukm/aḥkām (ruling[s]) of Islām that necessitate a believer to either do a thing or ensure the absence of something: establish prayer; pork is forbidden for you to consume. One necessitates an action that brings something into existence (i.e., the prayer) while the other ensures that it…
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