What is meant by that which is known from the religion by necessity, and its examples
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Question:
He also asks about the meaning of "what is known from the religion by necessity" and what its examples are.
Answer:
What is known from the religion by necessity is that which no one is ignorant of, such as the oneness of Allah (Mighty and Majestic) and the negation of shirk (associating partners with Allah). This is obvious; it is known from the religion by necessity, such as the obligation of the five daily prayers, the obligation of zakah (the obligatory alms), the obligation of fasting Ramadan, and the obligation of Hajj (the major pilgrimage) and 'Umrah (the lesser pilgrimage). This is known from the religion by necessity, and no one is ignorant of it. Yes.
He also asks about the meaning of "what is known from the religion by necessity" and what its examples are.
Answer:
What is known from the religion by necessity is that which no one is ignorant of, such as the oneness of Allah (Mighty and Majestic) and the negation of shirk (associating partners with Allah). This is obvious; it is known from the religion by necessity, such as the obligation of the five daily prayers, the obligation of zakah (the obligatory alms), the obligation of fasting Ramadan, and the obligation of Hajj (the major pilgrimage) and 'Umrah (the lesser pilgrimage). This is known from the religion by necessity, and no one is ignorant of it. Yes.
Source
نور على الدرب - الفوزان - 03/261 — archive.org (9:03)
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