Part of Concepts of Ahl as-Sunnah (series completed)
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Summary of Sunni concepts Concept (420) | There is no obligation to do what is desirable or permissible
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Summary of Sunni concepts
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There is no obligation to do what is desirable or permissible
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What is desirable, what is permissible, and what is subject to choice
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It is not right to force people to do so
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If God opens a door for you that is desirable
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People don't have to be like you in it
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The desirable things will be rewarded for the one who does them
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No, let's leave it
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And perhaps God has given victory to those who abandon what you are
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Another chapter is desirable
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He will be more active and therefore more capable
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Whether it is a matter or not
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There is no blame on the one who commits permissible acts or abandons them
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This is the meaning of calling it permissible
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As well as any other duties
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For example, choosing between several characteristics
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It is not right to force people to do one thing
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This is like expiation for breaking an oath
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The perjurer has the choice between feeding ten poor people
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Or clothe them or free a slave
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If he does not find it, he can change that and fast for three days
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As well as expiation for forbidden things in ihram
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A person has the choice between fasting, friendship, and slaughter
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Summary of Sunni concepts