At the end of the course, the student must be able to: 1-Recognizes the meaning of prayer, its virtues, and the rules on abandoning it. 2- Remembers that what he is doing is acts of worship by which he draws closer to God, and that he should perform them to the fullest 3-Describes the issues of prayer in the specific description of them in terms of validity, invalidity, and others. 4- Enumerates the duties, the Sunnahs, the recommended and disliked things, and others related to prayer E 5-Explains the moral of easing the prayer of the sick, the incapacitated, and the traveler. |
Teaching and learning methods
• Live lectures
• Open discussions
• Analysis and detail through the main reference.
Methods of assessments
Methods of evaluating students in this course: (semester work 40% and final 60%))
Chapter work: written midterm exam and written final exam
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References
Blog of Maliki jurisprudence and its evidence, Dr.. Sadiq Gharyani
Maliki jurisprudence and its evidence, Dr.Alhabeeb bin Taher