The Ruling on Working When Scholars Disagree
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Question:
If the scholars disagree on an issue and the questioner does not know the evidence, what should he do?
Answer:
If the answers differ among the scholars and a person is one who knows the evidence, he is required to take the opinion of the one he trusts in his knowledge and his religion. He takes the opinion of the one he trusts in his knowledge and his religion, because that person is closer to the truth. Yes.
If the scholars disagree on an issue and the questioner does not know the evidence, what should he do?
Answer:
If the answers differ among the scholars and a person is one who knows the evidence, he is required to take the opinion of the one he trusts in his knowledge and his religion. He takes the opinion of the one he trusts in his knowledge and his religion, because that person is closer to the truth. Yes.
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