The Ruling on Adopting Anomalous and Unusual Fatwas

The questioner:
Sa'id from the Prophet's City, please, Sa'id, peace be upon you, raise your voice, Sa'id. I have three questions. The first question is about anomalous and strange fatwas. The second question, wait, wait. Wait a moment, wait a moment, my brother, wait. Wait, Sa'id. Wait, Sa'id. The second question, I have a brother. Wait, my brother. He does not explain the story in full and he hits the students, this salary is fine. The third question, I have someone in the neighborhood who reads from a book called *Aysar al-Tafasir*; is it reliable?

The Shaykh:
It does not contain his questions.

The questioner:
He says: Regarding anomalous and strange fatwas, are they cited as evidence?

The Shaykh:
My brother, from fatwas one takes what is supported by evidence from the Book and the Sunnah. And the fatwas issued by scholars known for their knowledge, who are the reference people turn to for fatwas, their fatwa is accepted. As for the fatwas of those who pretend to be scholars and the ignorant, their fatwa is not accepted because it is not based on a principle. Yes.