Some of the general public may ask, O Shaykh, about the phrase, "This is known by necessity from the religion."
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The questioner : Some of the general public may ask, O Shaykh, what the phrase "This is known by necessity from the religion" means?
The Shaykh : When the scholars say, "This is known by necessity from the religion," they mean that the Islamic religion brought this as a necessity that it must bring. For example, the obligation of the five daily prayers is known by necessity from the religion, and the prohibition of intoxicants after they were prohibited is likewise. Thus, what no Muslim can be ignorant of is what is known by necessity from the religion.
The questioner : May Allah reward you and bless you and your knowledge.
The Shaykh : When the scholars say, "This is known by necessity from the religion," they mean that the Islamic religion brought this as a necessity that it must bring. For example, the obligation of the five daily prayers is known by necessity from the religion, and the prohibition of intoxicants after they were prohibited is likewise. Thus, what no Muslim can be ignorant of is what is known by necessity from the religion.
The questioner : May Allah reward you and bless you and your knowledge.