Considering the Opinions of Egyptian Groups
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Question:
(may Allah be pleased with him). Do you accept the opinions of the Egyptian groups present in the Islamic world as a group?
Answer:
No, they are not considered scholarly consensus (ijma'), but rather one may take guidance from them. The agreement of the members of the assembly or the members of the Ifta' department on a matter gives it strength, and one may take guidance from it. However, the primary basis is the evidence. If there is clear evidence, then the evidence is the primary basis. Yes.
(may Allah be pleased with him). Do you accept the opinions of the Egyptian groups present in the Islamic world as a group?
Answer:
No, they are not considered scholarly consensus (ijma'), but rather one may take guidance from them. The agreement of the members of the assembly or the members of the Ifta' department on a matter gives it strength, and one may take guidance from it. However, the primary basis is the evidence. If there is clear evidence, then the evidence is the primary basis. Yes.
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