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==Miscellaneous== | ==Miscellaneous== | ||
All quotations are taken from authoritative Sunni (i.e. orthodox Islamic) sources, none are taken from Shi'ite sources. | |||
{{Quote|1=Muhammad bin Aqeel Shaafiyee, al-Nasa'ih al-Kaafiyah (p. 109), Bombay edition|2=I say our scholars agree on the fact that when needed, '''telling a lie is allowed, and this is Taqiyyah'''. But if we name this Taqiyyah, a lot of the scholars raise an objection, since Shi'as use this term. So '''the difference between Shi'a and Sunni is only the word difference'''.}} | {{Quote|1=Muhammad bin Aqeel Shaafiyee, al-Nasa'ih al-Kaafiyah (p. 109), Bombay edition|2=I say our scholars agree on the fact that when needed, '''telling a lie is allowed, and this is Taqiyyah'''. But if we name this Taqiyyah, a lot of the scholars raise an objection, since Shi'as use this term. So '''the difference between Shi'a and Sunni is only the word difference'''.}} | ||
{{Quote|1=Al-Nawawi, Al Minhaj Be Sharh Sahih Muslim (vol. 2, p. 106-266), published in Luknow|2='''All the scholars agree''' on the fact that if a cruel man comes to kill a person who is hiding, or comes to wrongfully take someone else's possessions, and asks for information about that (possession), then '''it is Wajib on everyone to conceal it and deny knowledge of its whereabouts. This is not only permissible but Wajib''' because its purpose is to protect an oppressed one from the grasp of an oppressor}} | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||