Definition of the Five Obligatory Rulings
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Question:
May Allah reward you. We move on to this message from its sender, Muhammad Sadiq al-Sudani, a resident of the Kingdom. He asks: What is obligatory, what is recommended, what is disliked, and what is the ruling on performing a disliked act?
Answer:
This is one of the issues of the principles of jurisprudence. The obligatory is that for which its doer is rewarded and its leaver is punished. The forbidden is the opposite: the leaver is rewarded and the doer is punished. The recommended is that for which its doer is rewarded and its leaver is not punished. The disliked is that for which its leaver is rewarded and its doer is not punished. The permissible is that in which both sides are equal. So the rulings are five: the obligatory, the forbidden, the recommended, the disliked, and the permissible. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
May Allah reward you. We move on to this message from its sender, Muhammad Sadiq al-Sudani, a resident of the Kingdom. He asks: What is obligatory, what is recommended, what is disliked, and what is the ruling on performing a disliked act?
Answer:
This is one of the issues of the principles of jurisprudence. The obligatory is that for which its doer is rewarded and its leaver is punished. The forbidden is the opposite: the leaver is rewarded and the doer is punished. The recommended is that for which its doer is rewarded and its leaver is not punished. The disliked is that for which its leaver is rewarded and its doer is not punished. The permissible is that in which both sides are equal. So the rulings are five: the obligatory, the forbidden, the recommended, the disliked, and the permissible. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you,
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/210 — archive.org (5:16)
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