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Embedded, therefore, in the regulations of. Rosenthal, 9. Treating these two libidinal ah. The classical Muslim juristic point of view often involves a telescoping, if not an outright collapsing, of the temporal relationship between preceding sources. My treatment of geographically [and temporally—Z. This is a tall order even for many a modern Muslim—let alone for non-Muslim academics— but it is more easily achieved, I think, when an individual line or labyrinthine tangle of juristic argument, with all its manifold details and divaricating detours, is followed continuously from inception to conclusion.

Accordingly, the next several chapters represent an attempt to tag along with the jurists as they forge the highly complex lineaments of little more than a single provision of the. These chapters do not cast their net wide, but drop their line deep.

But when they dive into the depths of what many might condemn as unbridled casuistry— the kind of dizzying ratiocination that requires the student of the subject to keep a large number of points, positions and principles in his or her head simultaneously— we will just as readily proceed down that path together with them and, if necessary, experience the bewilderment and frustration that can often result.

On occasion we will even get carried away and participate ourselves in these tortuous debates, throwing in our two cents as a sign that we have been listening. Things are, however, seldom that simple in Islamic jurisprudence. All were. There were two basic factions with nuances and variations to be elucidated below. Umar d. Abbas d. It is also interesting in this particular connection that h.

To call a man or a work a bah. It is possible that At. Thus, he should be understood as occupying a middle ground of sorts, ruling that mere touching or kissing does not invalidate wud. In order to establish that this is the case, they employ two exegetical techniques. There is good reason for this: m. Lane Jr. Ahmad al-Ans.

Other commentators agree see, e. If God obliges the believers to speak decently, He will undoubtedly want to set a personal example.

Throughout all of the sensual and sexual material culled from the Had. Although the Prophet enjoyed humor, he was not fond of crudity. On one occasion, his traveling entourage encountered a bedouin. You have spoken obscenely to the man. Only those for whom Arabic was not imbibed cum lacte but was, rather, an acquired art—even if acquired at a young age as in the case of At.

He said: You lost [ghulibta]. Ibn Jurayj asked At. In At. Still another example of the employment of the verb massa to mean intercourse is the Muwa.

As for the root lamasa itself, a had exponents. First among these are two passages dealing, indeed, with divorce: O you who believe! But content them and release them handsomely Q. So, too, argue the Hana. They are raiment for you and you for them.

In each of these cases, as in those previously adduced, polite diction has unquestionably been employed in order to avoid direct speech about sexual intercourse.

Now, what action involving palpation is actively undertaken by two? The answer is obvious: sexual intercourse. When you prepare for the s. The intent here must be action taken by—not simply involving—two parties, otherwise the deduction would make no sense.

And if you are sexually precluded junuban [that is, when you come to pray in the wake of a major h. See also Tabar.

See Muwa. Stretching the semantic latitude of the root m. One day, Muhammad was approached by a short and stocky man.

I have darkened my soul through the iniquity of fornication, and I desire you to purify me! Next, Muhammad dispatched. In more graphic versions of this had. The denoument is entirely excerpted from For other examples of sinning believers who stubbornly insisted on receiving their proper capital punishment, see John Burton, The Sources of Islamic Law: Islamic Theories of Abrogation Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, , — Maktabat al-Rushd, , Still, since it is impossible to dissociate z.

The mention of kissing especially militates for this reading: in the face of full carnal knowledge, kissing would pale, legally speaking, and would not be remarked upon at all. This is also true of a synonym for l. Lams bi'l-yad receives another leg up.

But what shall we say—. The same semantic latitude may.. They claimed. This commercial method, it will be remembered, involved the buyer acquiring a garment solely by touching it.

The Prophet advised the bedouin to divorce her. Is it divorce? It is death by stoning. Now that is grounds for divorce—and lams retains its simple sense. This was compared to the root w.. Just as wa. Since urination and defecation are minor ah. And the fact that He began the creation of the human-being with these two pure substances [water and clay] which together produce a pure entity [the human being], constitutes proof that He would not begin the creation of other [human-beings—i.

Ibn al-Mundhir, In neither text should the juxtaposition of touching women and responding to the call of nature be misconstrued as attributing an element of dirtiness to the former. These are just syntactical notations with potential legal implications.

After all,] we are commanded to perform ghusl, the full body washing, from it! And if [this same someone] asks: what is the proof of that? However, if he inserted his penis into the blood of a pig or into wine or into human excrement—all these being najis substances—must he perform ghusl?

Muslim men are often advised to think of this latter verse at the instant of orgasm. Hanbal himself—though not his. What is this ruling which has spewed forth from you? The position that cohabitation unaccompanied by ejaculation obligates the believer in wud.

And if you are sexually precluded junuban , purify yourselves. Since intercourse is agreed by all concerned to be a major h. For the Arabs employ this term on certain occasions to describe touching with the hand, and at other times as an indirect way of describing coition.

Ilmiya, , As for those who understand the verse to be indicating both types of touching [viz. First, he knows that the majority of. To understand what this has to do with the interpretation of the scriptural verse, let us look again at Q. A generation before Ibn Rushd, the scholar Muhammad b. Khalaf d. Thus, the sandbased method of raf al-h. A number of years before al. Indeed, the Hanbalite. The great Ibn Hazm,. We take refuge in God from such an opinion!

Ibn Hazm tended to reject the notion of metaphorical. For an exposition of the view opposed to metaphorical usage, see Bernard G. Here, the Had. He was quicker than me, so that I would have to plead: Leave [some water] for me! Leave [some water] for me! Thus do the genres of Had. Or, from a Schachtian perspective: the law creating the lore, and the lore, in its turn, helping to forge and enliven the law. And my hand fell upon the insteps of his feet akhmas qadamayhi.

Ibn Hazm knows of this rescension. The root n. None of these latter alternatives, however, seems to make much sense in context. See also below, note Reaching out for her husband, her hand encounters the undersides of his feet and remains there, maybe even lightly massaging.

Muhammad, for his part, perseveres in his supplicatory entreaties. Finally, they exchange gentle barbs about polygamy. Thus, the idea that lams bi'l-yad cancels wud.

According to al-Qurt. This, despite the common claim in the sources that Muhammad had. As we have seen above, and will see in more detail below in chapter ten , the issue of amd, or deliberate and initiatory intent, plays a central role— according to about half of the jurists—in determining whether wud. Muhammad was the passive partner in this.

The disputed h. This vein in animals was thenceforward prohibited as food to the Children of Israel Genesis, Wherever one looks down the corridor of oriental and occidental religious tradition, the especially cultic or liturgical encounter with the divine is deliberately distanced from intra-human expressions of endearment. Sheer sexuality, emphatically devoid of endearment, often did play a role in communicating with various deities, especially in the form of the famous priestess-prostitutes of fertility and other types of cults.

Thus, male-female contact in the context of religious devotions was either non-existent, on the one hand, or purely sexual, on the other. Here, however, is Muhammad in the midst of prayers in the.

The fundamental outlook evinced by such a depiction is, I believe, sui generis. And our associates as. Rather, lams is used to designate both the one who acts purposefully and the one who does something accidentally yu.

And those who restrict [the h. Perhaps the Prophet stopped, went out and renewed his ablutions, and only then resumed his prayer s. Second: even if we accept 1 that Muhammad was actually praying. How Ibn Hazm knows just. The Prophet, in turn, instructed As. I informed the Messenger of God of this, and he commanded [those present, or the entire division] to search for the necklace, and they searched for it, but it was not found. Other versions of this had. Muhammad sends two men out to search for the necklace, they miss afternoon prayers.

None of this, at any rate, helps us to understand how Ibn Hazm. For these excursions and their dates, see Watt, Muh. It was said to him in reply, that he must have seen Muhammad do this prior to the revela. An auxiliary had. In other narrations the contraction of the leg is not mentioned, and in several recensions he touches her with his leg]. Or fabricated by them, or by their predecessors—we have so far avoided the wellworn issue of had. Kayf al- uqda? See below, p. See also the commentary of.

This was achieved in the following manner. Lord in tahajjud the night vigil , or his on hers while he engaged in s. While they. He writes:. But then I thought: To fear God the Exalted is far better for me than to fear all of you! And I left and performed wud. He only left to renew his ablutions after perceiving the 58 This is either her name, an indication of her North-Western provenance, or both.

He signaled for the congregation to wait, went out and renewed his wud. In other words, Umar delayed the service and renewed his wud. There was a. And if the had. Ibn Hazm, The exponents of each madhhab have largely remained entrenched in their positions down to the present day.

This outlook is sometimes encapsulated in the term tas. Wolfgang Behn. Leiden: E. Brill, ], 13; compare the. Khuda Bukksh in Von Kremer, Orient, , n. He replied: No. He answered: As for that, it violates his wud. The intervening century-and-a-half [between the time of the Prophet and the appearance of Had.

But see below, p. If their [sic. Their cross-the-board rejection of mere contact as a h. Accord- Ibn Hazm, Jabal, who was sitting with the Prophet of an afternoon when a man approached the latter and asked: What would you say about a man who obtained enjoyment from a woman not permitted to him, denying himself not a whit of what he is accustomed to enjoy from own wife, save that he did not cohabit with her?

Attributed to the Prophet, this metaphor means that when one falls asleep, he loses control over—or awareness of—the passing of gas through his buttocks. See also []. In other words, unlike other men, the Prophet was fully aware whether a h. Other ah. Nujaym, Al-Bah. Muhammad was perfectly aware of this, and, in fact, answered.

The Prophet promised him an answer after prayers, which they thereupon performed together. However, as was often the case when later Muslim legists plumbed the depths of prophetic lore for anecdotes with which to bolster their controversial positions, this had.

It is probable that the explanation for this discrepancy ought to be sought in the same need or predilection for rigorous systemization and categorization that we have just encountered above with reference to the case of the pseudo-adulterer.

On the one hand, the Hanaf. Thus, the h. It may well be that the minor. Holt, Ann K. If so, this constitutes an additional argument for the prevelance of religious observance in the sedentary communities of the Muslim world. Had there ever been a dispute about the authenticity of this had. If [on the other hand] he is in fact aware, both of having experienced a h. Al- as. Just so shall [the members of my community] come thronging to me on the Day of Resurrection, with heads, hands and feet shining from wud.

They carry out the prescriptions in a curiously inadequate fashion. On references to pre-Islamic lavations using. We note, for instance, the ubiquitous presence of. Himyarite-Christian court in the Yemen was an admonition to be espe.

Purity practices are woven into the fabric of Muslim existence; they are an integral and indispensable element of the rhythm of daily life. In the beginning I took them straight to the watertaps and made them sit in a row. I stood among them as a guide and taught them every part of the ablution. Ablutions, always ablutions, the legs up to the knees, the arms down to the elbows, the head down to the neck. Dry torsoed, wet limbed and damp headed, what eccentrics they look!

Splish, splosh, washing and praying. Common sense also leads to the conclusion that large numbers of Muslims have observed the laws of. Sheikh Karachi:. International Islamic Publishers, , — While investigating the sexual norms of certain segments of Iranian society, she notes in passing the central place of purity practices in the overall picture she is sketching.

The Muslims she encountered were so wary of praying while muh. No Muslim parent or schoolmaster who taught his child the s. It would not be an exaggeration to say that. Since these ablutions were not possible in the majority of Iranian houses in the s, these necessary ablutions had to be performed at public facilities and were therefore open to public scrutiny. Prayers were said individually within the home, but audibly and in full view of others at the prescribed times of the day.

Thus anyone who, through fear of committing sacrilege, had to abstain from ritual recitation of prayers or from the obligatory periods of fasting set down by the Islamic calendar, would be subject to scrutiny and interrogation by older family members about the reason for such abstention.

This architecture and the desert environment makes privacy a premium. Menarche announces itself to the entire household when a young girl is unable to recite her prayers. This is often the signal for parents to conclude marriage arrangements, so that the girl can be wed before her second menstruation. Intercourse between married members of the household is similarly monitored.

Conception or failure to conceive is immediately apparent to all. Wash basins or pools for routine washing of the face, hands, and feet are set in full view of all household members in the hallway or yard. Bathing the body under a shower takes place at the neighborhood bathhouse where abundant hot water is available for a modest sum. The body parts are washed in ritualized sequence with prescribed prayers. The bathing practices of family members reveal a great deal of otherwise private information to those interested in monitoring them.

The rituals of Islam thus abet the older members of the family in their task of controlling the sexual behavior of all those potentially reproductive or sexually active within the household. Even in houses with a shower, the matriarch of the household often controls the means of igniting the hot water system.

We shall, of course, never know in any exact fashion. And if we are, and will forever remain, unable to adduce the statistics to prove incontrovertibly that.

Society can be a window on law; but law can also be a window on society. Nevertheless, few of the [Western scholarly] works on Muslim law are able on account of a kiss: t. Second Edition: Westport: Greenwood Press, , Emphasis mine. In short, if any law is relevant to practice, ritual law is. In chapter one, we spoke of wud. A number of factors combined to ensure that the performance of even minor ablutions by the average Muslim in the pre-modern period was often an inconvenient, not to say formidable, proposition.

Some of these factors are obvious. The lands over which Islam held sway were mostly arid, when not out-and-out desert. Thirst can be quenched with milk, even date-juice, whereas wud. What prevents you from praying together with the people? Tauris, I have speculated on the reasons for this restriction. Nor need one stray far from home or go wandering in the wilderness in order to encounter this problem. Muhammad, fanatical about politeness, nevertheless. Instead, he began looking about himself in every direction, until his fellow had almost disappeared from view h.

Even sand could not always be found, let alone water. According to al-Hasan al-Bas. Battle of Uhud CE were not washed prior to burial because a. The Prophet was forced See above, p. Or by those who created it. This phenomenon played an important role in individual decision-making and sometimes in general legislation regarding when and whether to lustrate.

We bring it here solely for its illustration of water scarcity. Must I perform ghusl? The Prophet upbraided them for this, explaining that he could have left the bandage on and merely wiped over it while washing the rest of his body.

See above, p. Especially before the advent of running and heated water, the task of arranging for, and performing, wud. On top of the ah. In short, now that one could avoid having to perform extra rounds of wud. Now, whereas most of the ah. For this debate and its outcome, see Katz, 60— To the extent, then, that Muslims observed the basic provisions of. Here, indeed, we may avail ourselves of an even more direct and helpful comparison to Judaism.

Jewish scholars would make fewer conjugal visits to their wives, the rabbis reasoned, and devote more time to textual study, because sexual intercourse necessitated a post-coital, fully-naked immersion in the mikveh, and the execution of too many such immersions was considered either overly time-consuming, overly water-consuming, overly bone-chilling, bad for health, or all of the above.

This purity provision, as elaborated by those three schools, turned nearly half of the people surrounding every single Muslim at any given time into immediate sources of ritual contamination, present54 Berachot, 22a. And although we have argued that there is absolutely no anxiety attendant upon negotiating such an obstacle course—if the devotee veers in the wrong direction and inadvertantly or even deliberately makes contact with or even caresses a body of the opposite gender, nothing evil, sinful or dangerous has occurred—nevertheless, practicality dictates precaution.

This, however, was not at all the case. Tayammum did not present the rapid remedy for water problems that an unguided glance at the scriptural clause might suggest. The following discussion amongst Companions, recorded in the Had. Our land is a cold land—how shall it be with ghusl? They receive the same answer. And if he dies [due to exposure to the cold water] then it is said to him [i. For the opinion that pouring over the head—not immersing oneself—is actually the proper method of ghusl, see Qurt.

A pious Muslim wife and husband lie in bed together, shivering despite the layers of camel-hair blankets they have piled on top of themselves. But do they make love? While the answer to this question may be none of our business, as nosy social historians it is gratifying to discover that we may have in Islamic purity law at least one criterion by which to hazard a statistical guess in this matter; one aperture, in other words, not just into the thirteenth century bedroom, but into the thirteenth century bed, under the covers and in between the sheets, a conduit into the very minds of a medieval married couple in the midst of the most intimate moments of their shared lives.

The husband hesitates; maybe his wife does, too: this is all certainly very nice and warm —but what will be when cold, gray dawn arrives? He wonders; she wonders: will this really be worth that, in the end? They love each other and are both aroused, but perhaps abstinence would be the better part of valor, perhaps postponement until the arrival of fairer weather would be the prudent choice under the circumstances?

Decisions of this kind probably preoccupied ordinary observant Muslims in 60 Ibid. The fact that water is not immediately at hand does not mean that one may opt on the spot for sand ablutions. If this whole scenario, together with its inner deliberations, sounds far-fetched to the reader, this may well be a result of how far away the lifestyle and outlook of the reader is from anything remotely resembling that of the pious adherent of Islam.

We shall elaborate on this point below. On the other hand, Ibn Hanbal records a had. Shu ayb from his father from his grandfather, who said: A man said: O Messenger of God! It is a rare kiss, one imagines, that is worth all this. Later jurists elaborated these requirements even further. Still, many unquestionably did keep to them, and even those who carried out only a fraction of these prescriptions had quite a bit of work ahead of them before they might perform tayammum in good conscience.

Muslims at home could not substitute tayammum for wud. He is permitted to execute tayammum, because were he to do wud. Turban-wrapping is for many a meticulous and time-consuming art.

Of such ostensibly minor inconveniences and discomforts, and of the attempts to avoid them, is much of individual behavior, collective legislation and social history made. Ibn Rushd, — It is. Even though one still marvels at the willingness of so many Companions to rule, from the hot desert, in ways that would lead to substantial water usage, still, at least in that venue they were all living in the same ecological and climatic situation.

It is probable, then, that when packing saddle-bags rih. The answer would appear to be a more-or-less Islamic one. The Prophet and s. With time, however, entropy sapped energy and the ideal gave ground to the real. The system never worked in later eras as perfectly as it did in the days of revelation. The impressive juggling of amour and worship that purportedly characterized that golden age was never to be duplicated. One could even argue that the instrument that had originally allowed Muslims to engage in libidinous activity with much frequency metamorphosed later on into a means for curtailing that activity, at least during daylight hours.

For if she performed her ablutions, prayed, and afterwards polished her nails, and then her husband kissed, caressed or had sex with her, she must remove her nail polish in order to perform a second round of wud. Devout Muslims follow Islamic law not just abroad in the marketplace where the neighbors are watching, but in the privacy of their own homes or out in the desert , and even in their bedrooms with the door closed.

But I believe there is much that is promising and fascinating about such an enterprise, as well the reawakening of the scholarly world to the incomparable power of religion in motivating individual and collective action—a reawakening brought on by the emergence from hibernation of religion itself in the latter third of the twentieth century—bodes well for such a project.

Katz devotes a sub-chapter of her book pp. Julie Marcus has written an anthropological essay relevant to. However, [a]s the fundamental lineaments of the system of ritual purity came into focus, the idea that women might be in some sense substantively impure became incoherent. No procedure of any kind is capable of purifying such substances and organisms. Discussing the had. As for a woman touching a man, we arrive at the violation of her wud.

Thus, if a woman rises from sleep or returns from urinating, she is as liable in wud. And if he touches her as well, or kisses her on a place other than the mouth and she is aroused by this, in this case, also, he must perform wud. No less adamant about the egalitarian character of our purity prescription are the exponents of Hanbalism, whose collective opinion. Ahmad [b. Hanbal] was asked about a woman who touches her husband.

And since the opening of the verse, as well as its conclusion, encompass all Muslims [i. As Katz states: [A] reciprocal understanding of the rule suggested that the source of pollution was not the body of either of the individuals concerned, but the act of touching itself. What is envisioned is not a quality of substantive impurity inherent in bodies of either sex, but a quality of pollution ascribed to heterosexual contact.

Katz, Body, But wud. Umar, Zayd b. It is used in this legal context to indicate the opposite of mah. We will expand on this below. Throughout, we shall take note of the central role played by the criterion of passion in leading most jurists to rule as they do. Shahwa, Qas. If she touches it for purposes other than pleasure—such as in treatment of illness or the like—no wud.

And if she kisses him [and he does not desire this] then ablutions are incumbent Mudawwana, But if [despite not desiring her kiss] he nevertheless becomes aroused [by it—wajada shahwa], he must renew his wud. Alternatively, Ibn Rushd might have reasoned in a manner similar to Ibn Hazm, who was fully aware of the aforementioned traditions, but who. Ahmad al-Sa. And nocturnal emissions occur without intent or will. Let us look at a few more formulations of that position.

The other is that it does not annul wud. There we proposed that traditional religious law, as opposed to modern secular or state law, seeks in many cases to govern spheres of individual behavior that cannot be monitored, let alone enforced, by human agency.

There are, however, limits to this method of creating and maintaining social order. No supervision is necessary or possible in this area. Where does the one end and the other begin? This is an ageold and probably insoluble issue; how can the believer be expected to solve it many times daily?

Similarly, hair, teeth, and nails do not violate wud. This is basically unconnected to the question—which we consid. Here the issue seems to be solely the even mild and passing sensation of erotic stimulation. These are easy enough guidelines to follow: if one is in doubt regarding whether, e.

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