The Difference Between the Forbidden, the Permissible, and the Disliked
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Question:
The questioner says: What is the difference between the forbidden, the permissible, and the disliked?
Answer:
The forbidden is what is prohibited. The permissible is what is allowed, so one may do it if he wishes or leave it if he wishes. The disliked is what is better to leave; this is the disliked, meaning it is better not to do it. It is called the disliked because there is evidence indicating that leaving it is better and more appropriate.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
The questioner says: What is the difference between the forbidden, the permissible, and the disliked?
Answer:
The forbidden is what is prohibited. The permissible is what is allowed, so one may do it if he wishes or leave it if he wishes. The disliked is what is better to leave; this is the disliked, meaning it is better not to do it. It is called the disliked because there is evidence indicating that leaving it is better and more appropriate.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.
Source
binbaz.org.sa
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