The Meaning of the Prescriptive Nature of Worship
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The questioner:
The book states in Part Three, Chapter Three, that the definition of legislated worship is that the Shari'ah has specified it without any rational necessity or legal necessity.
The Shaykh:
And without customary consistency, without any rational necessity or customary consistency. Correct the phrasing.
The questioner:
The Arab youth.
The Shaykh:
Without any rational necessity or customary consistency means that worship is prescriptive; it is not derived from reason or from the customs and traditions of people, but only from evidence. Yes.
The book states in Part Three, Chapter Three, that the definition of legislated worship is that the Shari'ah has specified it without any rational necessity or legal necessity.
The Shaykh:
And without customary consistency, without any rational necessity or customary consistency. Correct the phrasing.
The questioner:
The Arab youth.
The Shaykh:
Without any rational necessity or customary consistency means that worship is prescriptive; it is not derived from reason or from the customs and traditions of people, but only from evidence. Yes.
Source
شرح ثلاثة الأصول وأدلتها، معرفة دين الإسلام بالأدلة - أركان الإسلام وبيانها بأدلتها — islamhouse.com (1:17:43)
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