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HARDSHIP BEGETS FACILITY اَلْمُشَقَّةُ تَجْلِبُ الْتَّيْسِيْرَ, The…

- - - - 1. Al-'Izz ibn 'Abd Salam
        
        "All these hardships have no effect in cancelling or lightening the obligation to perform these acts of worship and obedience. That is because, if they were to have that effect, all the benefits of these acts would be lost."
      - 2. al-Qarafi
        
        All acts of worship have been prescribed with the inclusion of a certain level of hardship.
    - - 2. Minor hardship
        
        Example: trivial discomfort in a finger / a slight headache/ queasiness.
        
        Not considered by the Lawgiver for overriding the normal status of a rule.
      - 3. Hardships that lie between two categories
        
        Hardship that is closer to major hardship will take the same ruling.
        
        That which comes closer to minor hardship will take its ruling, depending on the assessment of a Muslim jurist,
      - 1. Exorbitant hardship
        
        Entailing possible loss of life or a limb or its function.
        
        Undoubtedly begets concession and facility because the Shari'ah intends lives and limbs to be preserved in order to maintain the benefits (masalih) of this world and Hereafter.
        
        It more beneficial than losing life or limb in the course of performing an act of worship.