Regarding preventing people from prohibited matters, if the mufti sees in himself or in the questioner that it is not negligence, but rather occurred out of ignorance, forgetfulness, or something other than ignorance and forgetfulness
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The questioner : Regarding ... the obligation, preventing people, meaning from prohibited matters, if the mufti sees in himself or in the questioner that it is not negligence, but rather occurred out of ignorance, or, or something other than ignorance and forgetfulness ... is it permissible for him to issue a fatwa to him?
The Shaykh : No, he does not have that right, because if he issued a fatwa to him and then another person in the same situation came and he issued a fatwa to him that the fidyah is obligatory, the first person would say, "Why is there a difference between me and Zayd?"
The questioner : The 'illah (operative cause), O Shaykh
The Shaykh : No, the 'illah is hidden here and not apparent. Shall we return to the lesson? Yes
The Shaykh : No, he does not have that right, because if he issued a fatwa to him and then another person in the same situation came and he issued a fatwa to him that the fidyah is obligatory, the first person would say, "Why is there a difference between me and Zayd?"
The questioner : The 'illah (operative cause), O Shaykh
The Shaykh : No, the 'illah is hidden here and not apparent. Shall we return to the lesson? Yes