When is the critique of a narrator given precedence over the vindication, and vice versa?
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The questioner : A questioner asks: The critique of a narrator is given precedence over the vindication if the critique is known. But if it is not known who should be given precedence?
The Shaykh : The answer has already been given. The critique of a narrator is given precedence over the vindication if the critique is known, the critique is explained, and the act constitutes the operative cause of the ruling. In that case, if the critique is not known, the vindication is given precedence.
The Shaykh : The answer has already been given. The critique of a narrator is given precedence over the vindication if the critique is known, the critique is explained, and the act constitutes the operative cause of the ruling. In that case, if the critique is not known, the vindication is given precedence.
