Is the one who is fanatical about the sayings of his imam appointed to the judiciary?
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The questioner : ... the religious innovation is that it is .
The Shaykh : What?
The questioner : The effect of the religious innovation ... .
The Shaykh : Regarding the religious innovation, they say that if it is a religious innovation that makes the independent legal reasoner a disbeliever, then it makes the follower of a scholar an open sinner. Every religious innovation that makes the independent legal reasoner a disbeliever makes the follower of a scholar an open sinner, because the follower of a scholar does not have knowledge. Yes.
The questioner : The one who is fanatical about his school of jurisprudence ... ?
The Shaykh : If so, yes, he is appointed to the judiciary if we do not find an independent legal reasoner in the texts. Because the independent legal reasoner in the school of jurisprudence, as we mentioned, is divided into two categories: an independent legal reasoner in the sayings of the imams and an independent legal reasoner in the texts. So the independent legal reasoner in the texts in the school of jurisprudence takes precedence over the independent legal reasoner in the sayings of the imams. Yes.
The Shaykh : What?
The questioner : The effect of the religious innovation ... .
The Shaykh : Regarding the religious innovation, they say that if it is a religious innovation that makes the independent legal reasoner a disbeliever, then it makes the follower of a scholar an open sinner. Every religious innovation that makes the independent legal reasoner a disbeliever makes the follower of a scholar an open sinner, because the follower of a scholar does not have knowledge. Yes.
The questioner : The one who is fanatical about his school of jurisprudence ... ?
The Shaykh : If so, yes, he is appointed to the judiciary if we do not find an independent legal reasoner in the texts. Because the independent legal reasoner in the school of jurisprudence, as we mentioned, is divided into two categories: an independent legal reasoner in the sayings of the imams and an independent legal reasoner in the texts. So the independent legal reasoner in the texts in the school of jurisprudence takes precedence over the independent legal reasoner in the sayings of the imams. Yes.