-
jurists (faqīh). Thus, the jinn are considered,
along with humans, to be
mukallāf.
Believers among the jinn are
called "Muslim jinn" (muslimū l-jinn). Since...
- In
Islamic legal terminology, bāligh (Arabic: بالغ, adult) or
mukallāf (Arabic: مكلف, responsible) or muhallāq (Arabic: محلاق, tendril,
mentally matured)...
-
Women wear
Thawb Mujannab and Al-Shaila Al-Muraisha.
Girls wear
Thawb Mukallaf and Tafsha. It is a
distinctive garment worn by
women in the Asir region...
- Muslims. The
primary rulings constitute the
duties of all
responsible (
mukallaf)
Muslim men and women.
These rulings are
fixed and
therefore they are not...
- was
proclaimed as
regent during a
ceremony on 12 December. Upon
reaching Mukallaf (13
years of age), the
Islamic age of responsibility, and
according to...
- (Lawgiver), the maḥkūm
alayh (the subject), the maḥkūm fīh (the act of the
mukallaf), and the ḥukm (ruling).
Religious precepts may be
relaxed under certain...
-
rationalist Mu'tazilites
believed that
every accountable person (Arabic: مكلف,
mukallaf) must
reject polytheism and
idolatry and
believe in an All-Powerful God...
-
never be
humiliated by an unbeliever.
Those who lack
legal competency (
mukallaf), such as
children and the
mentally ill, are also excluded. However, scholars...
-
rationalist Mu'tazilites
believed that
every accountable person (Arabic: مكلف,
mukallaf) must
reject polytheism and
idolatry and
believe in an All-Powerful God...
-
expects obedience from
every responsible person (Arabic: مكلف, romanized:
mukallaf) and not just the Ahl al-Bayt. The
verse must
therefore refer to the infallibility...
