Suhaib Webb – The blessings of Allah’s commands are not restricted to a certain group amongst the faithful.
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Speaker 1 discusses the importance of interpretation in sharia rules and warns of common misunderstandings. They give an example of the use of "ft" in Islam, stating that it refers to the benefits of fasting for everyone, not just the rich and poor. They also mention that even the underserved and non-rivers cannot benefit from fasting.
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It's very important that before we share ideas,
we make sure they're rooted
in foundational
rules of interpretation. I'll give you a very
common example. People say that the purpose for
fasting is so we can feel like they're
underserved.
That goes against the foundations of the Sharia.
We have an, a very important principle when
it comes to any
any any time Allah says, oh, you who
believe. That says
that the wisdom behind any command is something
that benefits all the believers, all the Muslims,
not just the rich, not just the poor,
not just the Arab, not non Arab, everybody
because Allah is just. Because if you say
that's the wisdom and fasting, then what do
the poor people, the underserved people get from
fasting?
Served people get
from fasting?
The Allah of fasting is mentioned in the
verse taqwa,
to be beautiful
and obedient to Allah.