The operative cause of the prohibition of selling intoxicants, carrion, and pork
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The questioner:
Allah, to you. What is the operative cause in the prohibition of these things: intoxicants, carrion, or worship?
The Shaykh:
The well-known view among scholars is that the excrement of dogs is ritually impure, and if the dregs are ritually impure, and if the impure is ritually impure. This was objected to on the grounds that prohibition does not necessarily follow from that, but the well-known view of the scholars is this. Based on this, they said that every type that is not sold, every type where the two types are not sold, is based on this. Yes.
The questioner:
Meaning, it is analogized to it based on this.
The Shaykh:
By the common operative cause of ritual impurity. Other people said, rather, the group is that it is forbidden because of the causes and corruption in it. The sale of it is forbidden because of the harm to the eater of carrion, the harm to the eater of pork, and the harm to the drinker of intoxicants. Not merely for the sake of ritual impurity alone, but for the harms that these matters share. This is a strong opinion with its strength. Yes.
Allah, to you. What is the operative cause in the prohibition of these things: intoxicants, carrion, or worship?
The Shaykh:
The well-known view among scholars is that the excrement of dogs is ritually impure, and if the dregs are ritually impure, and if the impure is ritually impure. This was objected to on the grounds that prohibition does not necessarily follow from that, but the well-known view of the scholars is this. Based on this, they said that every type that is not sold, every type where the two types are not sold, is based on this. Yes.
The questioner:
Meaning, it is analogized to it based on this.
The Shaykh:
By the common operative cause of ritual impurity. Other people said, rather, the group is that it is forbidden because of the causes and corruption in it. The sale of it is forbidden because of the harm to the eater of carrion, the harm to the eater of pork, and the harm to the drinker of intoxicants. Not merely for the sake of ritual impurity alone, but for the harms that these matters share. This is a strong opinion with its strength. Yes.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام [ ابن باز ] [ الشرح القديم ]، بداية من كتاب البيوع — islamhouse.com (20:16)
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