INVESTIGATING THE MAXIM KOLL MAN MARRA BE MIQĀT WAJABA ALAYHE AL-IHRAM INCONTEMPORARY JURISPRUDENCE -
2020; Volume: 7; Issue: 17 Linguagem: Inglês
ISSN
2394-5125
AutoresSomayeh Sadeghi, Mohammad Reza Kazemi GHolvardi,
Tópico(s)Education and Islamic Studies
ResumoAmongst the most important jurisprudential maxims applicable to the fulfillment of the Haj rituals and the jurisprudents have inferred some of the canonical verdicts of haj based thereon is the maxim �Koll Man Marra Be Miqāt Wajaba Alayhe Al-Ihram�. This maxim is enumerated amongst the set of jurisprudential axioms particularly attended by the jurisprudents in Imāmiyyeh Religion and the four creeds of Sunnism; however, it has been discussed as a separate maxim only in Shiism. Based on this maxim, any person who goes on a pilgrimage to Mecca is obliged to put on special clothing upon arrival at one of the Miqāts (meeting places) and s/he is not permitted to pass through the Miqāt without Ihram; however, some problems occasionally come about that cause delays in Ihram (wearing special clothes) or Ihram before reaching the Miqāt or so forth. The present writing tries investigating the aforesaid maxim in Imāmiyyeh and Sunni fellows� jurisprudential texts and, after investigating the documents of the maxim, its application cases are elaborated along with issues related thereto in Haj rituals thereby to reveal the converging and diverging points of the notions by the five creeds� jurisprudents
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