From whom should a fatwa be sought in fiqh matters; bearing in mind the difference [of opinion that exists] between the scholars regarding issues, and how should we [then] evaluate the opinions…
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Asking different scholars for a fatwa regarding the same issue
Is it from the methodology of the Salaf to seek a fatwa from a scholar regarding an issue, [and] then go to another [scholar] and seek a fatwa [about the same issue] from him, and so on?
There are many who speak without sound knowledge
Indeed, we are in a time when there are many who speak without sound knowledge, and because of this, it is imperative for a person not to rely on any fatwa except from someone who is known [for their…
Break your fast with us tomorrow
Ibn ‘Umar رضي الله عنهما said, in the morning ‘Uthmaan [ibn ‘Affaan] رضي الله عنه was speaking to the people, and said: ‘I saw the Messenger of Allaah ﷺ in a dream last night, and he ﷺ said [to me]
I do not know
I accompanied Ibn ‘Umar رضي الله عنهما for 34 months, and [during this time] whenever he was asked a question, he would respond with: ‘I do not know.’ He then turned to me and said
Serving the Ummah regardless
A doctor waited a full hour to treat Shaykh Ibn Baaz’s ailing leg, delayed again and again by calls from people seeking religious answers.
Asking questions
Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen would walk alongside his own teacher, Shaykh as-Sa‘dee, using every step of the journey to ask questions.
Bordering on showing off
Whoever asks a question whilst he knows [the answer], then that is [considered to be] bordering on showing off.
Asking the people of knowledge
When I come across a religious matter which I am unaware of, such as in prayer, fasting, Hajj, dealings with others, or divorce, is it sufficient for me to take the opinion of one of the Muslim…