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The definition of Knowledge

Lingustically: opposite of ignorance.

Shari’: ‘certainly more than simply to know.’Prophets left knowledge, so we inherit from them.

  • Most superior and virtous actionShari’ knowledge is praised by Allah, but other than that in the ummah is also fard kifaya.

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