Hatem al-Haj – QWD004 The Coherence of Shariah – Introduction 4

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The speakers discuss the importance of the Sharia law and its relation to various pillars of science, including preserving life and preserving its values. They also touch on the importance of principles and guidelines for various topics, including the concept of a legal framework and the legal system. The speakers stress the need for immediate explanation for problems in a legal act and mention upcoming sessions on the division of a crowd of Korea. They also discuss the importance of understanding the legal framework and its implications for the political system.

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			inshallah we'll start with the
prepay and then we'll go over
		
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			other minimum offer, then maybe we
will cancel the key q&a session
		
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			today, or just do like 10 minutes
afterwards.
		
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			So
		
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			remember last time, we were
talking about the difference
		
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			between, we are still trying to
conceptualize that discipline of
		
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			knowledge, which is a particular
pay the legal Maxim's. And we try,
		
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			we are trying to use the
discipline of knowledge where it's
		
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			there in the preliminary section,
it's interest section just for
		
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			conceptualization, and then we
would go over and talk about
		
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			themselves and their applications
and including their modern
		
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			applications. So we started by
talking about how to introduce a
		
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			subject and we talked about the
definition, we talked about the
		
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			subject matter. And we started to
talk about certain distinctions
		
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			between this discipline of
knowledge, and other disciplines
		
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			of knowledge that are related to
it. And we want it to know the
		
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			Nyssa which is the relationship
between this discipline of
		
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			knowledge, which is one of the 10
principles of introducing any
		
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			subject.
		
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			One of the 10 principles is this
battle who are fabuleux or Wilder
		
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			it is moresteam Dadoo Mushara. And
it's back to its relationship to
		
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			other sciences related sciences.
And we began by identifying the
		
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			relationship between the father
and the mother science or the
		
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			father science Feck.
		
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			We talked about how, how the
relationship is called on Momo, so
		
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			sweaty, it is basically partial
overlap or intersection, but it
		
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			does not it it is still as it is
still
		
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			subsidiary or it is them, one of
the subordinate sciences, one of
		
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			the subordinate sciences, its
subordinate, it belongs to the
		
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			fapy sciences. And we started to,
you know, address some of the
		
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			distinctions between this science
and other P sciences. And we said
		
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			that we will need to address the
differences between this science
		
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			and I'll also layer the science of
also that the principles of
		
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			jurisprudence, we need to address
the difference between this and
		
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			what else apart in my particular
area, the work with the principles
		
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			of the objectives of Sharia, which
is we said a separate science,
		
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			although it was belong to sort of
		
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			you know, it to a great extent.
And then we will make, we will try
		
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			to figure out the difference
between this and another Jatropha
		
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			pay the legal theories, the
difference between this and for
		
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			rock, the distinctions, the
difference between this and as
		
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			well, one of our perils analogs,
the difference between this and
		
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			medallic, which are the legal
basis and the difference between
		
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			this and the law, but which are
the fact here regulators, that's
		
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			what we will be doing today to
figure out these distinctions. We
		
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			started last time with the
distinction between this and also
		
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			that and hopefully, we're good
with this.
		
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			So
		
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			and smells
		
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			a half jurisprudence
		
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			and we said with the principles of
jurisprudence, you're the
		
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			principal before you make flip,
and then you make flip, and then
		
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			you do your inductive examination
effect. And then you come up with
		
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			that legal Maxim and codified
Okay, yeah, so this one precedes
		
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			the other one follows back and we
said that they overlap and we're
		
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			not gonna go back there, but you
want to go back and review this
		
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			inshallah and then so in
Coloradan, Mufasa Yeah, that is
		
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			basically principles
		
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			of assigned some objectives.
		
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			This is the second one that we
want to address here.
		
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			Then makansutra Yeah, this is this
is two okay. So far the macros are
		
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			the principles of democracy. And
we said my considered as a
		
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			discipline belongs to pursuit of
traffic to a great extent, but it
		
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			has become a an independent
discipline.
		
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			and
		
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			there's no problem in becoming an
independent discipline, it is
		
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			probably a good idea. Because to
understand the objectives of
		
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			Sharia to understand the intent,
the intent of the legislator from
		
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			legislating, that is important.
But as as far as, as long as we
		
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			know, where it comes from, we do
need this, when we talk about the
		
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			idle oval account, or the
effective causes, or the legal
		
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			basis, or the legal rationale of
the camp to aid belongs to, you
		
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			know, the chapters of AOL, or the
legal rationale of the Afghan. And
		
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			it was one of the chapters have
also done.
		
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			But then,
		
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			you know, I just wanted this to
spend some time I'm spending some
		
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			time on on these issues,
basically, to not only have a
		
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			conceptualization of a powder for
paper, which is important, but
		
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			also to have a conceptualization
of legal sciences in general,
		
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			legal sciences, general
		
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			sciences in general.
		
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			The objectives of Sharia what are
the objectives of Sharia? There
		
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			are five or six objectives of
Sharia that this caller is talking
		
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			about? And these are reservation
of what life
		
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			does the income first or life come
first, some people put the
		
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			inference and some people put my
first but, but certainly everybody
		
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			agrees that the life of the
hereafter is more important than
		
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			the life of this world, or the is
more important, but Dean
		
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			prioritizes life, the prioritizes
life, that is why if you're
		
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			starving, you can eat pork, you
know, the does prioritize life.
		
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			Okay, so then you're basically
face, let's say, life, that would
		
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			be second, and what would be
third? And tonight too, because
		
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			everything is dependent on this
after that, then what would be
		
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			fourth progeny? What would be
first?
		
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			Property? Well, yeah.
		
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			Then some people add on her. But,
you know, which, which is
		
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			important. It's an important
addition. You know, Aaron, Allah
		
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			added, honor Ponor is an important
addition. So whether you consider
		
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			honor to be with prajna you mix,
honor and preserve it together, or
		
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			you separate honor from progeny,
and say that they are six months,
		
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			that's mine.
		
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			Each one of these, each one of
these has three different layers
		
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			or three different grades.
		
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			So,
		
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			there are certain things that are
necessary for the preservation of
		
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			life, there are certain things
that are needed or are considered
		
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			need, they are important, but they
are not necessary, they are not
		
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			most essential. And there are
certain things that are
		
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			complimentary. So we call those
dharuhera necessities, or how to
		
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			yet that is needs, and then taxi
net, or taxi Nguyet, which would
		
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			be embellishments, enhancements,
you know, things that are
		
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			good, you know, but not necessary.
		
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			And not that important. Another
important you like, if you live in
		
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			a place where you can get your
groceries unless you have a car,
		
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			having a car would be a necessity
		
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			to get your groceries,
		
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			having a car that has an AC in the
very like hot weather, you know,
		
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			let's say, like a very hot area,
having a car that would have an AC
		
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			having a car.
		
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			Basically, yeah, maybe that's a
good example. That would be a
		
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			need. Having, you know, like a
luxury car would be a luxury. So
		
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			just think about for an example
here. So these are the three
		
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			layers, necessities, needs and
luxuries. That is basically the
		
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			objectives of Sharia. But there
are principles that govern you
		
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			know, this discipline because this
discipline should not be left
		
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			without governing principles.
Otherwise everybody would use
		
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			this. And as we said before, if
you just use the objectives of
		
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			Sharia, if if all the tools you
have in your toolbox, the
		
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			objectives of Sharia, and the
value can be FRP in two minutes,
		
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			just like you know, bring out this
objective, that objective and then
		
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			there would not be any difference
between Islamic fac and any law,
		
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			that even secular law
		
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			because you know except for the
faith but who would disagree with
		
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			the preservation of life these are
very progeny intellect property,
		
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			etc and so on. But it's not
provides a roadmap that's why you
		
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			have to have principles and just
go back and go over the definition
		
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			of Synchronoss Rahim Allah for
general and basically personal
		
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			in directives comes to the general
public and it will comes to
		
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			principle personnel
		
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			basically, Masala or benefits
		
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			is coming off man shall bear half
eval Allah have a very good
		
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			definition or provided Mikasa the
year this is basically when we say
		
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			provide that means principles. So,
that means that whatever governs
		
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			this discipline pardon for clear
governance, the discipline effect
		
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			you know a call that also do the
same thing. So far either
		
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			basically is a principal a
governing principle, because you
		
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			have managed to bear the find that
this they find the car democrazia
		
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			by saying I am too lazy to have
Iran Iraq that is Shahram
		
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			industrial again, what is the bad
one particle chemistry. So it is
		
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			Kalia Kalia which means a
universal principle. Good layup
		
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			means many particulars will apply
to it. Something, you know, a
		
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			universal principle that applies
to many particulars. Bob Iran
		
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			rather the shadow expresses the
intent of the legislator from
		
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			legislating expresses the intent
of the legislator. So when we say
		
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			the preservation of life,
		
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			when we say welcome to the saucy
Hi atonia audit Al Bab it means
		
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			what that you will have basically
		
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			in a prison, you will have in
equal retribution, a way to
		
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			preserve life. This is your way to
preserve life equal retribution.
		
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			Because if murderers are left and
punished or inadequately punished,
		
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			then people will be you know
encouraged to
		
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			other people's lives. So this the
intent of the legislator here the
		
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			intent from legislating equal
retribution here as what
		
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			preservation of life okay, so it's
probably a good idea to harbor or
		
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			rather the Shara expresses the
intent of the legislator from
		
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			legislating what is the five min?
So how do you how do you did use?
		
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			Or how do you extrapolate an L our
other Mikasa the year from your
		
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			inductive reading or inductive
examination of all the rulings to
		
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			it is like in Colorado for pay in
some sense, because it is not
		
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			going to go out and prepare and
what is them dead? This them
		
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			they're the source. We're doing
inductive reading of the FIP and
		
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			we're identifying about the
legislator is always keen on
		
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			preserving life and legislate to
preserve life.
		
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			How you know, having said that,
they overlap don't they? They
		
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			overlap. So what do you say when
you say like let's take some of
		
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			the
		
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			more room apart said these are
bought by their intentions. These
		
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			are judged by their intentions.
Let's take $1 You sell arms should
		
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			be removed? Are these ma Casa de
also do these points to the
		
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			objectives of Sharia also and the
intent of the legislator? Of
		
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			course they do. There is them
there their sources the same
		
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			you're doing inductive reading
effect, and you're trying to
		
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			identify patterns. And you know,
all of the patterns will be you
		
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			know applied for Korea. But some
of these will be colored my class
		
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			of the year, for instance of the
Colorado class of the year,
		
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			another female added of iron
maroon Sharon which means
		
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			considering the outcomes of
actions is an acknowledged an
		
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			acknowledged objective of Sharia.
Another female title of IR Taborn
		
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			Sharon, this is a good example of
pride I'm across the year
		
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			which means Muslims should not be
looking under their feet only you
		
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			should be looking ahead. You
should not judge a deed or an
		
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			action based on the immediate
outcome but the long term outcome
		
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			you will have to think of long
term outcomes when you judge
		
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			actions or deeds or whatever it is
another email address find more
		
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			LeBron Shanahan must be considered
martaba considered, you know, alot
		
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			outcomes of actions mother,
basically a judging,
		
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			you know, you know, so on.
		
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			So this is Vida McLeod Mufasa yet
and you also call it a kind of
		
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			okay, I guess you can call it time
after pay, because
		
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			it depends on the the point of
view, the point of view that
		
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			prospective study is looking at
this. And the subject matter of
		
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			McKesson is what the intents of
the legislator the intents of the
		
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			god, you know, the law giver. So,
that is the subject matter of
		
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			acid, we're trying to understand
the intents of the law giver. The
		
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			subject matter of fact is what
provided McCann Levine the actions
		
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			of the Accountable individuals,
so, he is looking at it from this
		
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			perspective from across it, the
person the power I had
		
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			discipline is looking at it from a
different perspective. They're
		
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			looking at the same thing from two
different perspectives, the 40
		
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			We'll come to this and basically
applied individual rulings and
		
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			say, you know, another female
added a farm or tuber. So, I have
		
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			to be examining you know, the long
term consequences or outcomes of
		
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			the Hareem or daleel basically
declaring this permissible or
		
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			declaring this
		
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			impermissible impermissible
		
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			okay
		
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			you know, this may be you know,
sometimes
		
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			these are controversial issues,
but sometimes you have conflict
		
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			between hasenhuttl See, to demand
Tamia rockin Allah has a very good
		
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			chapter on Tara that has an
atmosphere conflict between Hassan
		
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			and Sia, like, sometimes,
		
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			like, you know, they're having a
like night vigils for Palestine or
		
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			for the people of Gaza, for
instance, some things that will be
		
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			done there may not be completely
consistent or in conformity with
		
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			the way we do things. Or wholesome
for us.
		
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			Should should you go should you
not go like encampments, there's
		
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			certain things
		
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			you want to look at this is part
of what you look at the, you know,
		
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			outcomes.
		
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			Now, is the, you know, you don't
have to look at the consequences
		
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			and the outcomes and the general
picture and this conflict.
		
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			Like if we, if we don't
participate, what does that mean?
		
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			What is the impact of this on the
people and whereas,
		
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			short term and long term what's
the impact of it also on the
		
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			Muslim community, short term and
long term, the puppy is not
		
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			basically
		
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			the fact is is a little bit more
		
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			a little bit more nuanced.
		
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			Many people may say, so, this is a
private microscopy that has to be
		
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			considered, but then you know,
does that mean that anyone can use
		
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			empower them across the year and
basically make up No, the very
		
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			stratification of masala or
benefits and harms that are this
		
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			very stratification does require a
great deal of knowledge of itself.
		
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			The rulings of power other
Laperriere the legal Maxim's the
		
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			detailed rulings, the Sunnah,
		
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			most more importantly, you know,
the Quran and the Sunnah. So,
		
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			someone who has the like a an
extensive understanding,
		
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			comprehensive understanding of
these things, well be able to
		
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			employ
		
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			them across the year or the
principles of the objectives
		
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			properly properly. So anyway, that
is the power of that in my
		
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			personal year
		
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			is legal theories which are
		
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			the young theories
		
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			okay, this is an E.
		
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			So, let's come to legal theories
and very other payer. So what do
		
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			we mean by
		
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			you know, some of the scholars
said that Quadrifoglio are our
		
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			legal theories, legal theories,
this is a concept that that is
		
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			important.
		
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			word that is borrowed from the
Western legal system, they have
		
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			the so called legal theories. It's
a theoretical framework,
		
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			theoretical framework for a
particular universal concept with
		
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			broad shared, you know,
commonalities or shared common
		
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			commonalities.
		
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			So,
		
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			such as what you know,
		
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			such as in Medicare ownership,
such as an act contract, such as a
		
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			demand liability. This is a
concept this is a huge concept and
		
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			accent in Islam contracts, you
have the nominal alphabet of
		
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			contracts. So, when when we talk
about a legal theory, we're
		
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			talking about the the entire
theoretical framework for a lock,
		
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			you know, so Imam Tamia, there is
a something called an overhead
		
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			rock.
		
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			Certainly, this was a name that
was given by later scholars, to
		
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			his writings on contracts, they
made another hour to read a theory
		
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			out of it, he did not say that as
a rock, he did not give that name,
		
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			they did not, you know, they did
not give such names. What I'm
		
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			trying to say is, the fact that
that they did not give names to,
		
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			to these concepts does not mean
that the concepts themselves were
		
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			absent. They just didn't have
names. So now we're calling it a
		
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			legal theory, because he talked
about our legal
		
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			theory talks about puts a
theoretical framework for a
		
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			currency like Liverpool, like
liability like
		
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			it is basically the philosophy of
the law with regards to contracts
		
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			the entire philosophy of law with
regard to politics, it addresses
		
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			the essence and addresses the
principles, the conditions and
		
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			Arcana, she wrote, it addresses
the exceptions, it addresses
		
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			basically, the divisions and
addresses the
		
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			consequences of failure in any
part of the contract, what are the
		
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			consequences of not adhering to
any of the conditions any of the
		
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			organ and so on and so forth? So,
in that sense, in that sense, can
		
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			we say that the legal Maxim's are
not very clear, and you say the
		
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			lawyers will be shocked, you know,
certainty is not overruled? The by
		
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			doubt is this another area,
		
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			it is a conceptual framework, but
it is not what another Jatropha or
		
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			legal theories are talking about
legal theories are talking about
		
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			coming to one discipline like
contracts like the man liability,
		
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			and basically dissecting like, you
know, addressing the philosophy,
		
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			the essence that the pillars that
conditions that divisions, the
		
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			exceptions
		
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			basically,
		
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			consequences of failure.
		
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			So, they are somewhat different in
that sense, we can say that the
		
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			achillas will be shocked will be
will be
		
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			an element in the area cleaners
will be struck, or, you know,
		
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			let's say an aberdyfi LRP would be
my password one minute lab,
		
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			Alpha One Maberry. So, what
matters in contracts are the
		
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			intense the meanings and intense
		
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			sub substance, you know, not the
wording, not the wording and the
		
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			form, not the forms and words and
words. So, that particular
		
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			principle this is a product of a
payer? Is this like a legal
		
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			theory? No, it belongs under the
legal theory of contracts now that
		
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			I have to uphold the legal theory
of contracts. Part of it is the
		
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			spider. So it's part of the legal
theory of contracts. Does that
		
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			mean that the relationship between
them between paragraphs Okay, and
		
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			another Jatropha Kalia is that God
is your payer another alternative
		
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			okay are always more general and
universal and part of a payer are,
		
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			you know, always subordinate or
like
		
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			particulars included in another
area? No, it doesn't mean this.
		
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			Because, Take for instance,
		
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			at the upper layers will be
shocked. You know, certainty is
		
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			not overruled by doubt. Can you
apply this under Nazare Atilla
		
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			code? Is it part of Nevada law
code or the legal theory of
		
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			contracts? Of course it is part of
it, but can you apply it
		
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			elsewhere? Can you apply it to
prayer and purification and you
		
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			know, judiciary and penalties?
		
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			Of course, you can apply
therefore, it is not just limited
		
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			to being a part of not very good.
So, as long as you understand the
		
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			relationship between them, you
will have a good conceptualization
		
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			of that distinction between
another reality okay yeah, legal
		
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			theories and collide info okay.
Now, the next difference here
		
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			would be and photo and photo are
we call this the distinctions
		
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			distinctions.
		
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			So, you have to similar, you know,
to similar issues, so, you know or
		
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			matters that to be judged, that
will basically call for a ruling
		
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			call for a legal ruling,
		
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			it looks similar to each other,
they look similar to each other
		
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			one time you give them the same
ruling another time you give them
		
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			different rulings, when you give
them the same ruling, there is
		
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			probably a legal maximum layer
that connects them that is provide
		
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			when you give them different
rulings, you will have to say why
		
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			that is and furo distinctions. So,
things that may look similar by
		
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			the array, you know,
		
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			first examination and then they
have different rulings. So, in
		
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			this case, we will call we will
call the science of Farooq that
		
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			will point out the differences
between you know, seemingly
		
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			similar cases or scenarios. Let us
take an example, from Alana Avenue
		
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			Santa Ana and honeyberries Samara,
Ilhan Belize book
		
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			on El Toro, and he died in 616,
even apadana died 620. So they
		
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			were contemporary
		
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			ignition Aina was perhaps one of
the last great home buddies in
		
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			Iraq, you know, that the center
like the, you know, the,
		
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			basically, the center of the
madhhab moved from Iraq, where it
		
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			started, you don't even know
Muhammad lived in Baghdad
		
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			to a sham, you know, around the
sixth and seventh centuries. You
		
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			know, the end of the sixth
century, the, you know, the
		
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			seventh century, the center of the
hand very much have moved from
		
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			Iraq to Hashem. The, you know, it
was, there was a great presence in
		
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			Damascus. That's why you have a
lot of muck this is, I'm sorry,
		
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			Jerusalem, I'm sorry. That's why
you have a lot of muck this is in
		
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			the madhhab. But but the, you
know, they moved because of the
		
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			crusades, and all of that stuff,
they move at the center moved to
		
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			Damascus.
		
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			So in Alam Avenue, Santa Ana was
one of the greatest cranberries
		
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			combat, he's one of the last
great, great ham bellies, and
		
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			that doesn't even have another
cannot be revived in one place. Of
		
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			course, hopefully, Inshallah, it
will be.
		
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			So he has this example for it
comes to photo. Okay, so in in the
		
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			meth lab, and this is basically,
you know, like an application that
		
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			comes right out of the mouth hub.
So don't look at it as you know,
		
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			the ultimate truth. This is the
math hobby rolling in the mouth
		
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			Have you have two different
scenarios? One is there.
		
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			If there is east and south, right,
this looks like a cross I didn't
		
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			mean but anyway.
		
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			So there is east west north and
south for different directions,
		
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			right. If you are traveling, if
you are traveling, and you do your
		
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			Etihad, you do your entity had
		
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			and you pray to One Direction is
not okay even if it is wrong.
		
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			Yeah, it is okay. Like do you need
to repeat the prayer four times to
		
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			make sure that you did not miss
the prayer that makes sure that
		
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			you did not miss the prayer. You
pray one prayer to this direction
		
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			on prayer, the doctrine What
		
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			do you know you don't Okay. So
		
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			four different garments.
		
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			Garments should look like more
different garments.
		
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			And
		
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			one of them you are sure Pabna
Jassa had failed on it. One of
		
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			them you
		
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			Are certain had fails on it, but
then you can't identify which one
		
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			of them? And for what do you do in
the madhhab? According to the, you
		
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			know, even in the madhhab, there
is difference within the madhhab.
		
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			But we're talking about the
authorized view in the malherbe.
		
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			What do you do?
		
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			pray five times.
		
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			When the second No, no, no, pray
two times.
		
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			Pray two times, you pray, like,
you know,
		
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			the number of dirty ones, the
number of dirty ones.
		
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			And add one, add one, to basically
ascertain to reach certainty that
		
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			you did make a prayer in a clean
garment. So if you get that there
		
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			were two dirty garments out of the
four how many times you pray?
		
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			Three, you pray in each garment
once ascertained that your pride
		
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			in the environment three you pray
for and so on. Okay. So what is
		
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			the difference between them? That
is what animal Farooq is about?
		
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			That is what the science of Iraq
is about the in the science of
		
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			Iraq, they will tell you
		
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			where did here and why do you have
here? Is it it's the head itself?
		
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			The exercise your best judgment is
what is obligatory here. What's a
		
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			blog obligatory here is to pray in
a clean garment.
		
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			What is obligatory here is to pray
in a clean garment. What's
		
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			obligatory here is to exercise
best judgment to the extent that
		
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			if you don't exercise best
judgment, you need to repeat the
		
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			prayer even if you prayed
correctly.
		
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			And if you exercise best judgment,
you don't need to pray or repeat
		
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			the prayer even if you prayed
incorrectly, because what is
		
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			required of you here is to
exercise best judgment. So that is
		
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			the science of wardrobe. Now,
having said that,
		
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			we
		
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			are Yeah, I just discovered
someone told me last night
		
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			so what I have to press the game,
okay.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Like like what?
		
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			Where's this one?
		
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			Okay. So, having said that,
		
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			let's move on to the next next
subject or the next distinction
		
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			that we need to make with Alaska,
one of which is translated as and
		
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			certainly when you translate from
Arabic to English people can
		
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			disagree on the train or you know,
you will find different
		
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			translations. So, as now Nova I
translated this experiments and
		
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			analogs right.
		
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			Parallels
		
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			and analogs.
		
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			So, barrels and analogs when it
comes to the so a Thomasson, which
		
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			would be similarity, it the shabu
will be resemblance and Navarre
		
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			would be basically analogs
		
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			these are three different layers,
it depends on the degree of
		
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			similarity.
		
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			If they're seminar if the two
scenarios or the two cases are
		
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			similar in every respect, that is
the method, the method and then
		
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			you don't need to talk about them
because they're just the same
		
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			thing. Okay. But then you have
certain scenarios where
		
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			there are, they are more similar
than different. So there are a lot
		
00:34:01 --> 00:34:05
			of similarities between them, but
not in every respect, they would
		
00:34:05 --> 00:34:09
			be called as bear that's
resemblances and we translated it
		
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			as as parallels.
		
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			Then you have certain cases where
there is some similarity in one
		
00:34:19 --> 00:34:24
			aspect, or two aspects, but there
are more similarities than there
		
00:34:24 --> 00:34:29
			are similarities. We call those
analogues analogues.
		
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			So it depends on the degree of
similarity.
		
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			At the end of the day,
		
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			the book sooner as well. Nava air
are basically books that are
		
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			mixing between legal Maxim's
choreographer, Kalia and Farouk
		
00:34:45 --> 00:34:46
			distinctions.
		
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			You know, ultimately, that will be
		
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			the majority of what those books
are about and then just read
		
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			that particular
		
00:35:00 --> 00:35:04
			On part, and let me give you one,
		
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			you know, aspect will be like a
target for payer, because the
		
00:35:09 --> 00:35:13
			similarities will include the
ruling as well. So when it comes
		
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			to Alaska, where you have more
similarities and dissimilarities
		
00:35:17 --> 00:35:20
			one of the similarities of the
ruling itself. So it would be just
		
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			like a part of the player in this
case, but let us get some Nova
		
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			Nova,
		
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			which will look more Michael group
like this sense.
		
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			Let's take one example. You know,
Nova by Emma cod, Rama, Allah
		
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			Allah. So in the last man, one of
our urban Imam cod, he said
		
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			the action of another person to
basically pass the torch
		
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			to another person and to build an
action on another person. Isn't it
		
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			true that when the Imam is
praying, he can have someone
		
00:36:04 --> 00:36:08
			replace him substitution? It's
called substitution or it's the
		
00:36:08 --> 00:36:14
			laugh in prayer, like I'm the one
who did with Abraham now, so they
		
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			have someone finish the prayer
off. So he built on the action of
		
00:36:19 --> 00:36:24
			someone else. Okay. So, as you Dr.
Hammond Allah says, Can you do
		
00:36:24 --> 00:36:28
			this with a van? Can you do part
of the oven and have someone
		
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			finish it off? He said, You know,
the stronger possession all of
		
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			these were are controversial, the
stronger position No, you cannot.
		
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			Can you do this with Hogberg? He
said, based on the fact that you
		
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			can do it in Salah Yes, you can do
it on Hotbot. So the fatigue
		
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			basically, you know, gets tired or
something happens to the fatigue,
		
00:36:48 --> 00:36:52
			can someone build on it? Yes,
Stiffler of substitution and what
		
00:36:52 --> 00:36:58
			would be accepted? He said, Can
you do it in Salah? He said yes,
		
00:36:58 --> 00:37:02
			you can do it in Salah. You know,
when you have like an imam take
		
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			over? Can you do it and had said
no, you know, so?
		
00:37:08 --> 00:37:11
			Yeah, this is basically the same
thing. Build, you know, it's not
		
00:37:11 --> 00:37:15
			the same thing, actually, you
know, the, they're not the same
		
00:37:15 --> 00:37:18
			thing, but he was he's telling you
this may appear to be the same
		
00:37:18 --> 00:37:21
			thing, it is basically
substitution it is basically
		
00:37:21 --> 00:37:25
			building on the action of another
person. However, you will have
		
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			different rulings here, because
these things are dissimilar more
		
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			than they are similar. So, that is
basically it has been one of you
		
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			because there are certain books
that you know the books of God
		
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			like CLTs, Eminem or James they
are called respirable Nova why are
		
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			they called the respirable Nova?
Probably you also include those
		
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			cases where there are the
similarities, similarities, okay.
		
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			Then, okay, so number six would be
what would be a modality
		
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			and medallic and medallic
basically would be the legal basis
		
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			l mod rock and colon mod rock, but
the people have will
		
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			wish to correct the the polka and
say it's called it's an midroc
		
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			Neither mother rock, but, so, l
medallic. Was the plural of mod
		
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			rock means legal base
		
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			legal
		
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			basis. So, when you say when you
say that an intent is required in
		
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			wudu, when we say an intention is
required and what do you know the
		
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			Hanafis may not say the same
thing, or like when Hanbury say
		
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			intention is required will do and
the Hanafi say why are you saying
		
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			this then or worse or the you
know, so, why are you saying this?
		
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			We will say what Al Omar Rama pasa
deeds are by their they are judged
		
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			by their intentions, you know,
these are hinged on their
		
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			intention is contingent on their
intentions and so on. So, that is
		
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			part of our discussion. So, when
we are saying this, are we
		
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			mentioned in part of the carrier
basically just as a part of your
		
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			career as a regulator of different
a universal rule that applies to
		
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			many particulars, or are we using
it to point out the legal basis
		
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			for our position in the mouth.
We're using it to point out the
		
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			legal basis for our position in
the matter of when we say more
		
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			than one customer indicates that
Nia is needed for the act of
		
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			purification like although none of
us so we're using this to say no
		
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			way this
		
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			this is the legal basis. Al modric
is
		
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			The legal basis will car Delta
payer or the legal maximum, most
		
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			of the time, what would include
that moderate, most of the time
		
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			will include the moderate. And if
it doesn't explicitly included it,
		
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			hands to it, it hands to it. And
but that is not always the case.
		
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			No, it's not always the case,
because the requirement for Korea
		
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			or regulators, so they are
patterns, patterns that we have
		
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			detected by inductive examination
effect, we have detected this
		
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			pattern. Does the pattern always
have to point to the legal basis?
		
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			No, it just points to a pattern,
not necessarily legal basis, the
		
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			legal basis could be different.
But this, let me give you an
		
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			example. magia has a buyer who
does erano matters a buyer does
		
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			Arano anything that's permissible
to sell is permissible mortgage,
		
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			anything that's
		
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			is permissible to mortgage is the
fact that it is permissible to
		
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			sell the legal basis for the
permissibility or mortgage in it.
		
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			No, it's not the legal basis.
Although it may have to do it in
		
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			some way. How does attend to it,
because they share like anything
		
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			that can be sold as men farm Oba
permissible benefit. So you could
		
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			fulfill, you know, your your
right, as a creditor, like when
		
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			you have something mortgaged.
You're basically saying to the
		
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			creditor, if I don't pay you, you
have this, you know, you could
		
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			feel failure right from this item
from this property. You could you
		
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			can sell it and basically,
		
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			or you could use it because it has
an unfathomable Aha, it has a
		
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			permissible benefit. So it's
pointing it's hinting at the legal
		
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			basis, but it is not the legal
basis in and of itself. But you
		
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			could you could use another
example that will highlight this a
		
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			little bit more when they say
introduce yourself and the Hanbury
		
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			mantra for instance, they say
introduce yourself, when are you
		
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			required to make to do this
		
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			you know, prostration of
forgetfulness. If you do something
		
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			or omit something that will
invalidate a prayer. If you do it
		
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			intentionally.
		
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			My optimal arm do.
		
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			So, if you do it intentionally, it
will invalidate your prayer. Okay
		
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			to add one rock root one record,
to omit record to add once a dude,
		
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			if you do this intentionally in
the prayer, your prayer is invalid
		
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			to turn to take one step, you do
things of that nature. If you do
		
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			it intentionally, it does not
invalidate your prayer does not
		
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			require a frustration or
forgetfulness. There is not clear
		
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			is clear, okay.
		
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			Yes.
		
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			No, it's not the legal basis, you
know, the legal basis is when you
		
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			say a little morbid Mufasa when
you say you know, I Nia is a
		
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			condition there is a condition
because
		
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			more and more consider that is
DACA either and at the same time
		
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			is the legal basis either is
considered the legal basis
		
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			alimony. casada. More consider has
another formulation for a
		
00:43:51 --> 00:43:55
			Melbourne yard Hadith of the
Prophet SAW Salem. I will use the
		
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			same example of the use the same
example of the frustration of
		
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			forgetfulness and making the
distinction between loci over and
		
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			above it. Kidal for Kiana dabit
which is the last one in the
		
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			distinctions we will address. This
will be the last one
		
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			numbers Okay.
		
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			Number seven
		
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			I will allow our beds which is the
plural of bed, which we will
		
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			translate as regulators.
		
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			Regulators
		
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			is simple so let's not waste too
much time on this because this
		
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			would be simple. The difference
between an pi that's okay yeah and
		
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			a double is that Python for Korea
is bigger, universal and has more
		
00:44:52 --> 00:44:55
			applies as more applications
applies, the more particulars it
		
00:44:55 --> 00:44:59
			crosses the lines between the
different chapters.
		
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			So when you say the appeal layers
will be shocked, you know, which
		
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			is certainty is not overloaded by
doubt. does it cross the line
		
00:45:06 --> 00:45:11
			between a badass worship mom at
our transactions call that an
		
00:45:11 --> 00:45:16
			engineer judiciary crosses all the
lines that's either for pay you.
		
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			That's a huge pile of a payer.
That's why we call it a grand
		
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			Cobra, either. Okay. But there are
other payer that have a little bit
		
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			more limited applications. We call
them pilot for payments. We don't
		
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			call them Cobra, you know, rider,
Cobra, but then when you have
		
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			the, you know, earlier, they did
not even make a distinction
		
00:45:39 --> 00:45:44
			between the product for Korea and
the orbit, because they're the
		
00:45:44 --> 00:45:50
			same thing. But then as sciences
develop, they the terms become
		
00:45:50 --> 00:45:53
			more specific, and the things
become more nuanced and more
		
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			refined, and so on and so forth.
So, it and Martha we are human,
		
00:45:57 --> 00:46:01
			Allah Himself was talking about
the difference between the father
		
00:46:01 --> 00:46:04
			and the arbiter. And he said,
basically, if it is one chapter,
		
00:46:04 --> 00:46:08
			if it if it applies in one
chapter, it's debated if it
		
00:46:08 --> 00:46:11
			applies in several chapters,
that's chi the and he got an
		
00:46:11 --> 00:46:14
			example for something that applies
to one chapter, which is which
		
00:46:14 --> 00:46:18
			example that he gave. He said,
Could Luca Farah and Saba Bahama
		
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			say FA alpha, every expiation that
is caused by a sin is immediate,
		
00:46:24 --> 00:46:28
			you have to explain it
immediately. If the XPS caused a
		
00:46:28 --> 00:46:32
			sin, you have to explain it
immediately. If you are exploiting
		
00:46:32 --> 00:46:34
			because you did not fast and
Ramadan because you're sick or
		
00:46:34 --> 00:46:38
			something, you know, the expiation
is not necessarily immediate, but
		
00:46:38 --> 00:46:40
			if you explain it,
		
00:46:41 --> 00:46:45
			because if you're experiencing it,
because you have committed a sin,
		
00:46:45 --> 00:46:51
			the expiation must be immediate.
Is this is this above it really
		
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			only?
		
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			Some people, there's always
disagreement over these issues?
		
00:46:56 --> 00:47:00
			Because it depends on how you're
looking at it. If you consider
		
00:47:00 --> 00:47:05
			Alka Farah explanations at chapter
or you know, like a specific
		
00:47:05 --> 00:47:08
			chapter, then he will say it's
above it, because applies only to
		
00:47:08 --> 00:47:12
			kufra. But their artifact in
different abueva in different
		
00:47:12 --> 00:47:15
			chapters, if you consider the fact
that Barack
		
00:47:16 --> 00:47:19
			belong to different chapters and
phip, you will say no, it's a chi
		
00:47:19 --> 00:47:20
			that. Yeah.
		
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			But there are certain things that
are a little bit clearer or easier
		
00:47:27 --> 00:47:32
			to grasp, such as this
frustration, forgetfulness, isn't
		
00:47:32 --> 00:47:35
			that are either or, but that
that's a dub, you know, that,
		
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			basically, you know, it's very
specific and very limited in its
		
00:47:41 --> 00:47:42
			scope of application.
		
00:47:44 --> 00:47:49
			Even more than this, which may not
be above it, to begin with, is
		
00:47:49 --> 00:47:54
			when we're in the Hanbury madhhab.
When is your record valid? Your
		
00:47:54 --> 00:47:56
			record valid? If you're close
		
00:47:58 --> 00:48:03
			to standing? Someone is doing
this? Is the record valid? No,
		
00:48:03 --> 00:48:08
			it's not in the method. No one who
does this? Is the record valid?
		
00:48:08 --> 00:48:14
			Yes. Because it's closer to this
proper record than it is closer
		
00:48:14 --> 00:48:22
			than than pm. Okay. So is this a
bit? What? Because above it is a
		
00:48:22 --> 00:48:25
			regulator? It's a universal
principle that applies to
		
00:48:25 --> 00:48:29
			different particulars, does this
apply to different particulars or
		
00:48:29 --> 00:48:34
			regulates that specific ruling,
our trigger mates for the fact
		
00:48:34 --> 00:48:39
			that very specific ruling, so it's
above it in the linguistic sense,
		
00:48:39 --> 00:48:44
			and this debate in and of itself
belongs to UCLA, either that x or
		
00:48:44 --> 00:48:48
			Hawkman, called that XY
coordinate, which means that the,
		
00:48:48 --> 00:48:52
			you know, the majority assumes the
ruling of the whole or the
		
00:48:52 --> 00:48:57
			majority or assumes the rolling of
the of the whole Nakara set yada.
		
00:48:58 --> 00:49:04
			So what approximates something is
is basically assumes it's rolling
		
00:49:06 --> 00:49:11
			anyway, to that's the difference
between Al Qaeda and The Hobbit,
		
00:49:11 --> 00:49:15
			it's about the scope of
application of application.
		
00:49:21 --> 00:49:24
			He taught me this the way this
works.
		
00:49:30 --> 00:49:33
			These are the seven different
		
00:49:35 --> 00:49:39
			things that we need to make, to
understand and to have a good
		
00:49:39 --> 00:49:46
			conceptualization of legal Maxim's
and, you know, sometimes, we're
		
00:49:46 --> 00:49:51
			talking about difference in the
subject matter, such as when it
		
00:49:51 --> 00:49:54
			comes to the principles of
jurisprudence. The subject matter
		
00:49:54 --> 00:49:55
			of this is is what
		
00:49:56 --> 00:49:59
			the adalah the evidences of Sharia
		
00:50:00 --> 00:50:04
			Commons the agenda of Sharia and
it examines how to use these Adela
		
00:50:04 --> 00:50:06
			of Sharia the evidence of Sharia
to
		
00:50:08 --> 00:50:11
			deduce account from them. The
subject matter in this is
		
00:50:12 --> 00:50:17
			intensive the legislator intensive
the legislator or the law giver.
		
00:50:18 --> 00:50:23
			legal theories, the subject matter
of this is backgammon, mocha
		
00:50:23 --> 00:50:29
			Levine, the the Arcam and mocha
Levine which is the actions of the
		
00:50:29 --> 00:50:32
			Accountable individuals. Isn't
that the subject matter of other
		
00:50:32 --> 00:50:35
			familiar? Yes, it is the same
subject matter. So what's the
		
00:50:35 --> 00:50:39
			difference between them, we talked
about it. So it the difference
		
00:50:39 --> 00:50:43
			between them is that cod are part
of another yacht. But the power
		
00:50:43 --> 00:50:49
			I'd have also, more applications.
And, you know, the scope of
		
00:50:49 --> 00:50:54
			operation is wider than a
particular another yacht. And
		
00:50:54 --> 00:50:58
			Furukawa Pena, this is a factory
science, the subject matter of it
		
00:50:58 --> 00:51:04
			is like the like, this is
basically the mirror image of
		
00:51:04 --> 00:51:08
			collide. And collide, I'm showing
you why they're given the same
		
00:51:08 --> 00:51:11
			ruling. And for okay, I'm showing
you where they're given different
		
00:51:11 --> 00:51:15
			rulings. And as well on the wire
basically, is a mixture between
		
00:51:15 --> 00:51:17
			power and for Oak
		
00:51:19 --> 00:51:24
			to a great extent, and medallic
would be the legal basis, the
		
00:51:24 --> 00:51:26
			subject matter of this is what
		
00:51:29 --> 00:51:34
			it's still, it's still it's still
a puppy science. So the subject
		
00:51:34 --> 00:51:38
			matter in this case, would be the
rulings.
		
00:51:41 --> 00:51:46
			The rulings and to basically an
Arcam the rulings and to identify
		
00:51:48 --> 00:51:51
			their legal basis, and at the
orbit isn't the same subject
		
00:51:51 --> 00:51:56
			matter, but it's only a difference
in scope, only a difference in
		
00:51:56 --> 00:52:00
			scope, and the number of
applications and with this, we
		
00:52:00 --> 00:52:05
			would have come to the end of
today's class on a power failure.
		
00:52:05 --> 00:52:11
			Insha Allah the next session will
be on the divisions of Akkad and
		
00:52:11 --> 00:52:12
			for Korea.
		
00:52:13 --> 00:52:17
			And maybe we will be able to cover
more than just the divisions of a
		
00:52:17 --> 00:52:21
			crowd of Korea and we will start,
you know, to address the emergence
		
00:52:21 --> 00:52:24
			of this discipline and its
development.
		
00:52:26 --> 00:52:30
			You know, over you know, the
generations recovered. Yeah, that
		
00:52:30 --> 00:52:30
			was pretty much