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**wmirkru** · 03-11-2012, 07:44 PM

Actually, I think only the Hanafis make a distinction between wajib and fardh. However, both are such that one is sinful for leaving the act. http://qa.sunnipath.com/issue_view.a...&ID=972&CATE=4

I was just using it in the linguistic sense, but thanks for pointing this out.

Anyway, I think I've gotten my point across about the whole women working/hijab issue. I don't plan to post anymore in this thread.

yet there is a difference; there is absolute consensus on hijab being fardh, and does not leave any possibility of it being wajib; the denial of fardh of hijab constitutes kufr thus it is important to get the terminology right regarding it; also getting it right prevents from misinformation; i knew that you meant wajib in the same way as fardh, but there may be others that would make a distinction

03-11-2012, 07:44 PM	#28
wmirkru Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 528 Senior Member	Actually, I think only the Hanafis make a distinction between wajib and fardh. However, both are such that one is sinful for leaving the act. http://qa.sunnipath.com/issue_view.a...&ID=972&CATE=4 I was just using it in the linguistic sense, but thanks for pointing this out. Anyway, I think I've gotten my point across about the whole women working/hijab issue. I don't plan to post anymore in this thread. yet there is a difference; there is absolute consensus on hijab being fardh, and does not leave any possibility of it being wajib; the denial of fardh of hijab constitutes kufr thus it is important to get the terminology right regarding it; also getting it right prevents from misinformation; i knew that you meant wajib in the same way as fardh, but there may be others that would make a distinction
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