The Description of Excess and Negligence in the Sacrificial Animal if It Perishes
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Question : Not absolute, I mean. What? Not absolute.
Answer : No, no, not singular, I mean, for example, suppose the weather became extremely hot and he neglected it until it died of thirst, or it was extremely cold and he neglected it until it died of cold, or for example, it was in a place with many predators. You didn't understand, I mean, the jurists say "excess" and "negligence," so what is the difference between them? What is due to leaving an obligatory duty is negligence, and what is due to doing what is not permissible is excess.
Answer : No, no, not singular, I mean, for example, suppose the weather became extremely hot and he neglected it until it died of thirst, or it was extremely cold and he neglected it until it died of cold, or for example, it was in a place with many predators. You didn't understand, I mean, the jurists say "excess" and "negligence," so what is the difference between them? What is due to leaving an obligatory duty is negligence, and what is due to doing what is not permissible is excess.
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قناة «فضيلة الشيخ محمد بن صالح العثيمين»، [3815] صفة التعدي والتفريط في الهدي إذا تلف - تعليقات على الكافي لابن عثيمين — youtube.com
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