The Ruling on Being Excessively Strict in Investigating What Is Sold in Muslim Lands
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh, we try to avoid certain occasions and invitations, or the direction of them, and I do not answer people that these occasions are spoken of in the Islamic manner, and it will not be a Muslim person, so is this Shaykh al-Dinawi?
Answer:
Yes, this is being excessively strict. What is in Muslim lands and sold in Muslim markets, the default is that it is lawful, if Allah wills. Do not be excessively strict in this, and everything is with the Muslims, do not be excessively strict in this? You say, "I am afraid, I am afraid," yes.
Honorable Shaykh, we try to avoid certain occasions and invitations, or the direction of them, and I do not answer people that these occasions are spoken of in the Islamic manner, and it will not be a Muslim person, so is this Shaykh al-Dinawi?
Answer:
Yes, this is being excessively strict. What is in Muslim lands and sold in Muslim markets, the default is that it is lawful, if Allah wills. Do not be excessively strict in this, and everything is with the Muslims, do not be excessively strict in this? You say, "I am afraid, I am afraid," yes.
Source
شرح العقيدة الطحاوية [14] — alfawzan.live (1:22:26)
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