Guaranteeing for stray camels on the roads

The questioner:
Or, Shaykh, you said that if the Prophet’s camel was not with its owner, then it was not with him.

The Shaykh:
It was not. Yes.

The questioner:
It was not with its owner, and he owes nothing. In this time, many camel owners neglect them, and they cause the loss of many lives.

The Shaykh:
He owes nothing as long as he is not with them, and he owes nothing. He is not liable for what they have done. The drivers should be cautious of camels in areas with grazing; they should not speed and should be cautious of them. As for us detaining the camels and telling people not to bring their camels out, that is not correct. These are camels in the deserts and wilderness grazing. Yes.

The questioner:
Hmm?

The Shaykh:
It is the one that went onto the highway, and he did not put it by the highway but let it out to graze, and it went onto the highway. The drivers themselves should be careful, be cautious, or not drive at night. Yes. Again, we place everything on the camels. The drivers have a great responsibility; they should not drive at night. Yes.