The ruling on an officer granting military personnel permission to leave before the end of the workday
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Question:
This questioner says: I am an officer in the Ministry of Interior, and I hold a high rank. I have authority in my department in that I command the military personnel and restrain them, and I can detain them if they neglect their duties. The question is: I am authorized to grant some of the military personnel in my department permission to leave work before the end of the workday. Is that permissible for me?
Answer:
The military and others have a system established by the state, so do not deviate from the system. You have authority within the limits of the system, and do not exceed it in any way. Yes.
This questioner says: I am an officer in the Ministry of Interior, and I hold a high rank. I have authority in my department in that I command the military personnel and restrain them, and I can detain them if they neglect their duties. The question is: I am authorized to grant some of the military personnel in my department permission to leave work before the end of the workday. Is that permissible for me?
Answer:
The military and others have a system established by the state, so do not deviate from the system. You have authority within the limits of the system, and do not exceed it in any way. Yes.
Source
بلوغ المرام [33] — alfawzan.live (1:02:32)
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