What does the term *khabith* indicate in the Shari'ah?
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Question:
Is the default ruling for the term *khabith* in the Shari'ah prohibition or dislike?
Answer:
It is a shared term that includes both; it includes *khabith* and includes *radhi'* (defective). It is not by recitation. A defective thing among objects is called *khabith*, even if it is permissible, and the thing is a trust. The forbidden thing is called *khabith*: "Forbidden to them are the *khaba'ith* (impure things)." Yes.
Is the default ruling for the term *khabith* in the Shari'ah prohibition or dislike?
Answer:
It is a shared term that includes both; it includes *khabith* and includes *radhi'* (defective). It is not by recitation. A defective thing among objects is called *khabith*, even if it is permissible, and the thing is a trust. The forbidden thing is called *khabith*: "Forbidden to them are the *khaba'ith* (impure things)." Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، على ماذا يدل لفظ الخبيث في الشرع؟ للشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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