Is it permissible for a committed person to refrain from a house in which there is a violation of the Shari'ah, not to enter it, and to disavow the people of those violations?
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The questioner: O our Shaykh, I repeat the question, if...?
The Shaykh: No, it is not understood.
The questioner: It will come.
The Shaykh: It has not been answered to you.
The questioner: It has not been answered to me, but we wanted to finish the hizb. I told him that I will not enter your house after that until you repent to the command of Allah. Am I correct in this matter?
The Shaykh: You are entirely correct.
The questioner: Okay, is it permissible for me to disavow them or not?
The Shaykh: Are they affiliated with the hizb from a recent time or a long time ago?
The questioner: From the seventies.
The Shaykh: The seventies! And you were advising them?!
The questioner: At that time, no, from the recent period.
The Shaykh: Then be patient with them.
The questioner : May Allah reward you with good, O Shaykh.
The Shaykh: No, it is not understood.
The questioner: It will come.
The Shaykh: It has not been answered to you.
The questioner: It has not been answered to me, but we wanted to finish the hizb. I told him that I will not enter your house after that until you repent to the command of Allah. Am I correct in this matter?
The Shaykh: You are entirely correct.
The questioner: Okay, is it permissible for me to disavow them or not?
The Shaykh: Are they affiliated with the hizb from a recent time or a long time ago?
The questioner: From the seventies.
The Shaykh: The seventies! And you were advising them?!
The questioner: At that time, no, from the recent period.
The Shaykh: Then be patient with them.
The questioner : May Allah reward you with good, O Shaykh.
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