Question: As-Salaam Alaikum Wa Rahmatullah Wa Barakatuhu I have questions I would like to pose to our honourable scholar, may Allah protect him, and they are both related to the book, The Islamic Personality Volume 3. The first question is regarding the subject of “Whatever leads to a Wajib is itself a Wajib” as mentioned in the book: “As for that which is obligatory is conditional on it, there is no dispute that meeting the condition requirement is not obligatory, but the obligation is what is the evidence proves that it is obligatory; like the obligation of a certain prayer, it is conditional on the existence of purity ….” And this sentence is understandable but the example is the subject of confusion because purity is not a condition of the prayer’s obligation, but a condition of its performance, and I saw them in some books of Usul representing this phrase with capability in the case for the pilgrimage, and Hawl (one year) for the Nisab of Zakat, and I found these exam
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