إحراق

إحراق

In jurists' usage ihraq is the fire's removing a thing entirely, or its effect on a thing while it remains, as in branding and roasting. ¹ If ground stained with an impurity is dried by sun or fire and its trace is gone, prayer on it is lawful according to the Hanafis. ² Using the fat of carrion to light a lamp is forbidden according to the Hanbalis and the apparent Hanafi view. ³ Whatever is burnt to ash may not be used for tayammum, by agreement. ⁴ On praying over a body burnt beyond washing the jurists differ: Ibn Habib, the Hanbalis and some Shafi'is allow it, while the Hanafis, most Shafi'is and the Malikis forbid it. ⁵ On the property of a concealer of booty: his animals, the clothing he wears, his weapon and his provisions are not burnt, nor is property taken from the booty; what is not burnt stays with its owner. ⁶