Is a car parked outside the walls of al-Haraj considered secured?
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Question:
Honorable Shaykh! You mentioned last week that if a car is parked outside the walls of al-Haraj, it is considered not secured, even though securing a car is done by locking it with the keys.
Answer:
That is not securing it; this is not securing it, because it is ready to be taken. As long as it is in the street, and the thieves have keys and tricks, they have keys and tricks, they can break the lock, breaking the lock is easy, so it is not secured. This issue was presented to the Council of Senior Scholars, and they did not see that locking it in the street was a safeguard. They did not see it as a safeguard even if it was taken, but the one who takes it is subject to a punishment that is not the punishment for a highway robber.
Honorable Shaykh! You mentioned last week that if a car is parked outside the walls of al-Haraj, it is considered not secured, even though securing a car is done by locking it with the keys.
Answer:
That is not securing it; this is not securing it, because it is ready to be taken. As long as it is in the street, and the thieves have keys and tricks, they have keys and tricks, they can break the lock, breaking the lock is easy, so it is not secured. This issue was presented to the Council of Senior Scholars, and they did not see that locking it in the street was a safeguard. They did not see it as a safeguard even if it was taken, but the one who takes it is subject to a punishment that is not the punishment for a highway robber.
Source
شرح بلوغ المرام من أدلة الأحكام [ صالح الفوزان ]، باب حد السرقة — islamhouse.com (45:31)
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