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What is meant by "the removal of the reason for the concession" in the context of pardoning impurities? And does the mentioned obligation to wash them mean a fard (obligatory duty) that invalidates the prayer if left undone, or is it merely recommended (mustahabb)?

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The aforementioned text is from the book "Manh Al-Jalil Sharh Mukhtasar Khalil" by the scholar Alish Al-Maliki. It pertains to impurities that are pardoned due to the difficulty of their removal, such as the impurity of those with continuous ritual impurity (ahdath da'imah). If this difficulty ceases (e.g., a boil heals or the continuous ritual impurity stops), the reason for the pardon is removed, and the impurity reverts to its original ruling, making its washing obligatory or . This refers to the disagreement within the Maliki school regarding the obligation or sunnah status of removing impurity.

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