الإسقاط في العبادات دراسة مقارنة

Abstract

In my research in the first chapter I addressed the definition of projection and its legitimacy from the book and the year and then I touched on the types of projection and then moved to the relationship between projection and some jurisprudence rules, i started with the rule of hardship and bring facilitation and I explained it briefly and then touched on the knowledge of the relationship between it and the projection and then moved to the base of licenses not related to sins and showed its meaning and the relationship between it and the projection and then I spoke in the third research on the definition of symptoms in

its sections and mentioned the relationship between projection and celestial symptoms and projection and the symptoms gained In this chapter, I concluded that the projection is only by God, who is a project in the Book and the Sunnah, as well as the reasons for dropping in worship, which vary from worship to worship in the fact that it is the cause of the projection in each worship, It further concluded that hardship has an impact on the dropping of worship because the wise street considered it as a principle to pay embarrassment for the taxpayer and also concluded that the symptoms have an impact on the person responsible for dropping worship from him for the hardship resulting from it or not attached to the assignment of it, which is not on the same degree, including what the street considered a reason for dropping worship, including what the scholars differed in being one of the reasons for the projection, but the second chapter made it as an applied study of the projection and concluded from it that the reasons considered in the The projection is not all reasons for dropping worship, especially since the street unleashed hardship and did not appreciate it, and the jurisprudence of the scholars here resulted in disagreement in these reasons. The reasons for the dropping of worship also vary from worship to worship in being the cause of projection in each worship.