Suhaib Webb – Fatwa & Taqwa
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The speaker discusses the meaning of "fitya," a young person entering "adulthood" and "arare." They also mention " fatwa" being a young man entering "adulthood" and "arare." The speaker explains that "fitya" is a young man entering "adulthood" and that "arare" is a young woman entering "adulthood."
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So let's first talk about what is fatwa.
The word fatwa is for the word fitya.
Fitya is a young person who is entering
into now adulthood.
Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala says innahum fityatun
aamanu bi rabbihim wa zidnaahum hudah, short Kaaf
that we read, that they are a fitya.
Why?
Because when you're young, you know, and after
you go through the ugly phase, people don't
really know how we're going to look, how
we're going to act, how we're going to
be, right?
There's some ghomood about what we're going to
be.
And as we come into adulthood, emergent adulthood,
our distinct features become clear, emotionally, intellectually, and
physically.
At that moment of that clarity is called
fitya.
That's why we say al-fatwa.
Al-fatwa is bayan mas'ala fiqiya fiha
ghomood.
That the fatwa is clarifying an issue of
Islamic law, which is ambiguous.