Distinguishing between grazing camels and lost camels within the city and outside of it
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Question : Do you have something, Adam? Fine. Or was it found? Yes.
Answer : Yes, in the town, in the city. Well done. No, if we know that it is a found item, that is one thing. But if we know that it is grazing, even if it is in the desert, the desert near the city, it is considered like the translated [camels]. But if we know that it is lost, do you have any grazing in the city? Without a shepherd, do you know that? Yes, they are there, in the city? And yes, they are there. I used to tell [people] in Makkah al-Mukarramah before cars became numerous. In the streets. In the markets. They would eat what people throw away, like bread and the like, and if it was the end of the day, they would come to their owners full of milk.
Answer : Yes, in the town, in the city. Well done. No, if we know that it is a found item, that is one thing. But if we know that it is grazing, even if it is in the desert, the desert near the city, it is considered like the translated [camels]. But if we know that it is lost, do you have any grazing in the city? Without a shepherd, do you know that? Yes, they are there, in the city? And yes, they are there. I used to tell [people] in Makkah al-Mukarramah before cars became numerous. In the streets. In the markets. They would eat what people throw away, like bread and the like, and if it was the end of the day, they would come to their owners full of milk.
Source
قناة «فضيلة الشيخ محمد بن صالح العثيمين»، [5256] التفريق بين الإبل السارحة والضالة في المصر وخارجه - تعليقات على الكافي لابن عثيمين — youtube.com
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