The Principle of the Exclusively Textual Nature of Worship
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The questioner:
Al-Nahl says in his review of the upcoming book on the principles of eloquence that its statements regarding the composition of the eloquence of the Shari'ah are that what the Shari'ah adopts is without great disorder, and without legal disorder,
The Shaykh:
and without customary consistency, without rational necessity, and without customary consistency. Correct the statement.
The questioner:
May Allah keep you safe.
The Shaykh:
Without rational necessity, and without customary consistency, means that worship is exclusively textual; it is not taken from reason, nor from the customs of people, and the conventions of people; rather, it is taken from evidence. Yes.
Al-Nahl says in his review of the upcoming book on the principles of eloquence that its statements regarding the composition of the eloquence of the Shari'ah are that what the Shari'ah adopts is without great disorder, and without legal disorder,
The Shaykh:
and without customary consistency, without rational necessity, and without customary consistency. Correct the statement.
The questioner:
May Allah keep you safe.
The Shaykh:
Without rational necessity, and without customary consistency, means that worship is exclusively textual; it is not taken from reason, nor from the customs of people, and the conventions of people; rather, it is taken from evidence. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، 6 من 10 / شرح الأصول الثلاثة / معرفة دين الإسلام بالأدلة / صالح الفوزان / العقيدة / كبار العلماء — youtube.com (1:17:17)
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