A Meaning Known from the Religion by Necessity
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The questioner:
They stood up or they returned.
The Shaykh:
Yes.
The questioner:
Who is greater than the people of Madinah in recitation?
The Shaykh:
What is the meaning of the phrase "known from the religion by necessity"? It means there is no disagreement in it. "Known from the religion by necessity" means there is no disagreement among the scholars. Matters on which the Muslims have reached consensus, such as the prohibition of theft, the prohibition of zina, and the prohibition of intoxicants, are known from the religion by necessity. The obligation of prayer, the obligation of zakah, and the obligation of fasting in Ramadan are all known from the religion by necessity. Whoever denies them is a disbeliever, because there is no room for disagreement in them; the Ummah has reached consensus on them.
They stood up or they returned.
The Shaykh:
Yes.
The questioner:
Who is greater than the people of Madinah in recitation?
The Shaykh:
What is the meaning of the phrase "known from the religion by necessity"? It means there is no disagreement in it. "Known from the religion by necessity" means there is no disagreement among the scholars. Matters on which the Muslims have reached consensus, such as the prohibition of theft, the prohibition of zina, and the prohibition of intoxicants, are known from the religion by necessity. The obligation of prayer, the obligation of zakah, and the obligation of fasting in Ramadan are all known from the religion by necessity. Whoever denies them is a disbeliever, because there is no room for disagreement in them; the Ummah has reached consensus on them.
Source
معنى قول العلماء : "معلوم من الدين بالضرورة" — alfawzan.live
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