If one drives his car in the Haram and some of the trees break unintentionally, what is the ruling?
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Question : Now, if a person drives his car on the ground, and it is green and swaying, will the car break what it passes over or not? So do we say it is not permissible to drive? Or does he drive and break it?
Answer : Of course, he drives; a person drives. But if something breaks along his way and he did not intend it, he owes nothing; he is not liable. However, if he intended it, and he did not see the tree, so he went around it and circled, then he is liable for something. But if he did not intend it, he owes nothing.
Answer : Of course, he drives; a person drives. But if something breaks along his way and he did not intend it, he owes nothing; he is not liable. However, if he intended it, and he did not see the tree, so he went around it and circled, then he is liable for something. But if he did not intend it, he owes nothing.
Source
قناة «فضيلة الشيخ محمد بن صالح العثيمين»، 559- إذا ساق سيارته في الحرم فانكسر بعض الشجر بغير قصد، فما الحكم؟ II ابن عثيمين — youtube.com
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