Pearl of Wisdom

Wasa'il al-Shi'a, narrating from Ishaq b. 'Ammar: 'I said to Abu Abdullah: 'I enforced upon myself [as a vow] two units of prayer to perform while travelling or at home in thanks to Allah: 'Should I pray them while travelling during the daytime?' He said, 'Yes.' He then said, 'I hate the making of things obligatory; which is when a man makes something obligatory upon himself.' I said, 'I did not make them [the two units] obligatory on myself for Allah, but I made it incumbent for myself, to pray in thanks to Allah, and I did not make it obligatory for myself. So can I leave them, ifl want?' He said, 'Yes.?

Ishaq b. 'Ammar
Ibid. v. 16, p. 189, no. 1

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Question : #659 Category: Holy Qur'an
Subject: leap year
Question: salam alikum
in the quran the word year is mentioned 19 time and it say on this site that it is meant for the leap year. in lunar and solar calendar, leap year is only four years. does this means that the solar and lunar calendar is wrong?
Answer: Sallam aleakum wa rahmatullah.
thank you for your question ;
but if you can tell us where in the "website" you "saw" it, so we can see it in order to understand your question.
regards.
thank you.
ya Ali.

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