Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Q&A The Number of Miles That Makes One a Traveller
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The speaker discusses the definition of miles and the various opinions given by the writing. They mention that the definition of 48 miles is the exact number of days needed to travel comfortably in a person's absence from work. The definition of 16 days of travel is also discussed, with the majority of their opinions stating that it is 51 days.
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How many miles can a woman traveled without a Muharram? Is it
14 miles? It's 48. Conventional miles, it's 48 conventional miles.
And although there's a lot of difference of opinion as to the
exact number of miles, and from the traditional scholars, they
were about three different opinions. When I say the 48 miles,
that is the opinion of the scholars of the subcontinent, that
this is what they realized was the this is what they realized was the
distance a person could travel comfortably in three days in the
Indian subcontinent. And that's why I would say that this is
something this it would be, it would be similar here as well. So
essentially, it's what what the show is talking about is three
days of travel, Fela yurman three days of travel, and the travel is
generally from after fajr from the morning to
to just before lunchtime, and then after that it's rest. So we assume
that a person could probably walk quite easily, conveniently 16
miles a day. So 16 times three is 48 miles so that's where they they
get that from. There are other opinions from scholars of other
countries, which also mentioned slightly different opinions,
higher lower levels as well. But at the end of the day, it's it is
an HD high the issue. So 48 Miles is what the majority of scholars
have taken in the Hanafi school. The chef is habit slightly
different I believe this is 51 Miles according to the popular
opinion within the Shafi ease