The ruling on saying “He is not my master” as an implied denial of the obligation to accept his statement
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Question:
What is the ruling on saying, “So-and-so is not my master,” as an implied statement that one is not obligated to accept his opinion?
Answer:
It is sufficient for him to say, “I am not obligated to accept the statement or action of so-and-so,” and he should not say, “He is not my master.” There is no need for that. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh,
What is the ruling on saying, “So-and-so is not my master,” as an implied statement that one is not obligated to accept his opinion?
Answer:
It is sufficient for him to say, “I am not obligated to accept the statement or action of so-and-so,” and he should not say, “He is not my master.” There is no need for that. Yes.
The presenter:
May Allah reward you, Honorable Shaykh,
Source
شرح إغاثة اللهفان من مصائد الشيطان لابن القيم، فصل ثم إن طائفة الموسوسين قد تحقق منهم طاعة الشيطان — islamhouse.com (1:01:55)
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