Explaining that objecting to the Shari'ah of Allah and His judgment is the habit of disbelievers.

And among the benefits of this noble verse is that the habit of disbelievers is objection, objecting to the judgment of Allah and the wisdom of Allah, as He said: And whoever objects, even to a part of the Shari'ah, has a resemblance to the disbelievers. So, for example, if someone asks, "Why does the meat of camels invalidate the ablution, but the meat of donkeys does not?" What do we say? We say that this is an objection, and it is evidence of a deficiency in faith. I only mentioned the meat of donkeys because donkey meat is foul and ritually impure; if a person eats it out of dire necessity, his ablution is not invalidated, but otherwise, it is not permissible to eat it. The evidence that objecting to the Shari'ah of Allah the Exalted and His judgment is the habit of disbelievers is His saying: