The jurisprudence of denial by hand

Translation

This book deals with the issue of denial by hand from a jurisprudential perspective and includes a study of the legal evidence for the obligation of enjoining good and forbidding evil, while clarifying the conditions and aspects of legal denial. The author focuses on discussing the two main opinions about the necessity of the Sultan’s permission to deny by hand, and also reviews the legal degrees of denial and its rulings. The book is part of an excerpt from a larger study on the rulings on those who commit major sins, and aims to clarify the importance of denial in preserving the rulings of religion and warding off temptations.