Discussion of the Rafidah and that they do not follow the truth except for what aligns with their desires and came from their method only.
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The Shaykh : And this is clearly evident in the Rafidah, in a distinct manner, because they do not accept any opinions or narrations except what is in their books only. And if they sometimes argue with what is in the books of the people of the Sunnah, they do not intend by this anything other than compelling the people of the Sunnah to what they think is the intent of Allah and His Messenger. Yes. What?
The reader: "For they do not accept from the religion, neither jurisprudence nor narration, except what their sect brought".
The Shaykh : They do not accept from the religion an opinion or a narration.
The reader: "They do not accept from the religion, neither jurisprudence nor narration".
The Shaykh : Neither jurisprudence nor narration, which edition is this?
The student: Fiqi.
The Shaykh : Fiqi, by Allah, the apparent [word] is an opinion, close to jurisprudence. Yes.
The reader: "For they do not accept from the religion, neither jurisprudence nor narration, except what their sect brought".
The Shaykh : They do not accept from the religion an opinion or a narration.
The reader: "They do not accept from the religion, neither jurisprudence nor narration".
The Shaykh : Neither jurisprudence nor narration, which edition is this?
The student: Fiqi.
The Shaykh : Fiqi, by Allah, the apparent [word] is an opinion, close to jurisprudence. Yes.