The Indication of Permissible Disagreement on Permissibility
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Question:
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, we have a constitution in the college.
Answer:
It can be said that "shai'a" (became widespread) is milder than "sa'ga" (became permissible) or "wadhaha" (became clear), because you are confusing some people. If it is said "shai'a," that is milder. Allah knows best. It requires verification of this word. Its meaning is clear. The Shaykh did not say "sa'ga" regarding the question about the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). He said "sa'ga al-khilaf" (the disagreement became permissible). Do you know that there is permissible disagreement? And there is disagreement that is not permissible. This is from the permissible disagreement, but that it indicates permissibility? No.
He says: Honorable Shaykh, may Allah grant you success, we have a constitution in the college.
Answer:
It can be said that "shai'a" (became widespread) is milder than "sa'ga" (became permissible) or "wadhaha" (became clear), because you are confusing some people. If it is said "shai'a," that is milder. Allah knows best. It requires verification of this word. Its meaning is clear. The Shaykh did not say "sa'ga" regarding the question about the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). He said "sa'ga al-khilaf" (the disagreement became permissible). Do you know that there is permissible disagreement? And there is disagreement that is not permissible. This is from the permissible disagreement, but that it indicates permissibility? No.
Source
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