The ruling on praying behind an imam who does not consider eating camel meat to invalidate the ablution
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If he considers eating camel meat to invalidate the ablution, but the imam does not consider it to invalidate it?
You pray behind him; this is a matter of independent legal reasoning.
But if it is known that he has exposed what obligates the ablution: such as a sound or passing wind, and yet he leads people in prayer, then no. As for what is a matter of independent legal reasoning, such as touching a woman, or eating camel meat, which he does not consider to invalidate the ablution, you pray behind him.
You pray behind him; this is a matter of independent legal reasoning.
But if it is known that he has exposed what obligates the ablution: such as a sound or passing wind, and yet he leads people in prayer, then no. As for what is a matter of independent legal reasoning, such as touching a woman, or eating camel meat, which he does not consider to invalidate the ablution, you pray behind him.
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binbaz.org.sa
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