The Criterion for Carrying Images
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In the previous session, you said: It is permissible to carry images out of dire necessity. So, what is the criterion for dire necessity?
Dire necessity is, for example, when the image is on currency, or in the identification document that a person must carry, or in a driver's license; these are matters of dire necessity.
A person does not care about this image, nor does he feel any reverence for it, even images on currency, such as images of kings; a person does not feel that he is revering that image.
Dire necessity is, for example, when the image is on currency, or in the identification document that a person must carry, or in a driver's license; these are matters of dire necessity.
A person does not care about this image, nor does he feel any reverence for it, even images on currency, such as images of kings; a person does not feel that he is revering that image.