If a text commanding an action is presented, and no factor is known to modify it, yet it is not reported that any scholar has stated it is obligatory after investigating their opinions on the issue

The questioner : He saysThe questioner : If a text commanding an action is presented, and no factor is known to modify it, yet it is not reported that any scholar has stated it is obligatory after investigating their opinions on the issue; is it valid to state that it is obligatory? And if, in addition to that, someone is found who reported scholarly consensus on the lack of obligation, from one who is well-established in transmitting scholarly disagreement, such as Ibn al-Mundhir; is it permissible to state that it is obligatory?

The Shaykh : We do not see that with the conditions mentioned in the question; we do not see stating that it is obligatory in this situation.
Yes.