Episode 2966
The Principle of Deference in Islamic Law
Tue, 2025-Jun-17 01:02 UTC
Length - 1:27
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The random article for Tuesday, 17 June 2025, is The Principle of Deference in Islamic Law.
The Principle of Deference to variant opinions in Islamic law (Arabic: قاعدة مراعاة الخلاف, romanized: qa'idat mura'at al-khilaf) is a legal rule defined by the Kuwaiti Encyclopedia of Islamic Jurisprudence as: “Whoever believes that something is permissible should refrain from doing it if someone else believes it is forbidden. Likewise, with regard to obligation, it is desirable for someone who sees the permissibility of something to do it if there are among the imams those who see it as obligatory.”
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