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==Definition and jurisprudential significance== | ==Definition and jurisprudential significance== | ||
In fiqh, copulation is referred to by titles such as "jima", "muwaqa'a", "waty", and "dukhul", which refer to the sexual intercourse of a human being with another human being or with an animal. The rulings of copulation are discussed in many parts of "fiqh", such as purity, fasting, i'tikaf, hajj, marriage, divorce, zihar, ila' and | In fiqh, copulation is referred to by titles such as "jima", "muwaqa'a", "waty", and "dukhul", which refer to the sexual intercourse of a human being with another human being or with an animal. The [[religious rulings|rulings]] of copulation are discussed in many parts of "fiqh", such as [[purity]], [[fasting]], [[i'tikaf]], [[hajj]], [[marriage]], [[divorce]], [[zihar]], [[ila']] and [[hudud]]. Of course, these rulings are specific to the copulation in which penetration of the penis has occurred – at least to the size of circumcision. | ||
==Types of copulation== | ==Types of copulation== | ||