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Encyclopedia > Qadaa

Qadaa, (plural aqdya) is an arab term for a subnational entity. It is used for



The 6 Governorates of Lebanon are divided into 25 Districts (Aqdya, singular - qadaa). ...

arab language subdivision terms
imarah | mintaqah | muhafazah | qadaa | wilayah

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Islam the Glorious religion | Questions Answers | Islamic (1349 words)
A. Qadaa is "Waajib" (essential) of all those prayers which were missed,omitted i.e.not offered during the prescribed time intentionally or unintentionally, few or many.
A. Qadaa is not "Waajib" (essential) of the prayers missed by a mad man during lunacy which lasted for a span of six obligatory prayers uninterruptedly, after recovery.
A. If some one died owing many Qadaa prayers and also left behind some valuables then one-third thereof be paid as "Fidyah"(payment to offset sins/ransom) for his missed,omitted prayers at the rate of half "Saa'a" i.e.
El Tawheed | Nieuws (845 words)
Als er overeenstemming is dat ze een zogende vrouw met haar (postpartum) bloeding werd, dan is het antwoord hetzelfde als toen zij niet vastte toen zij zwanger was.
Er is geen qadaa (vergelding- inhalen van gemiste dagen) verplicht voor haar maar alleen fidiyah (voeden van mensen).
En als (hierna) zij zwanger raakt en vervolgens borstvoeding geeft is het haar toegestaan de qadaa (inhalen van de gemiste dagen) uit te stellen.
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