Denouncing evil and evicting the neighbor who commits evil
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Question:
The Shaykh's tribe, may Allah keep you safe. Yes. And behind your honor, what do the owners of the property say when I tell them: Evict so-and-so the neighbor, because he has a dog? They say: We have leased it to him on an annual contract, and it is not permissible to evict him until the contract expires. Is this a correct statement?
Answer:
This falls under denouncing evil. It is obligatory to denounce evil. As for evicting him or not evicting him, that is the responsibility of the court. They must refer the matter to the court. However, denouncing evil is obligatory.
The Shaykh's tribe, may Allah keep you safe. Yes. And behind your honor, what do the owners of the property say when I tell them: Evict so-and-so the neighbor, because he has a dog? They say: We have leased it to him on an annual contract, and it is not permissible to evict him until the contract expires. Is this a correct statement?
Answer:
This falls under denouncing evil. It is obligatory to denounce evil. As for evicting him or not evicting him, that is the responsibility of the court. They must refer the matter to the court. However, denouncing evil is obligatory.
Source
شرح قرة عيون الموحدين [3] — alfawzan.live (55:57)
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