Meaning: whoever knows the inward of the limits [of the five prayers], their outward form falls away from him.

It was also narrated in Al-Hujub wa al-Anwar on the authority of the Commander of the Faithful [Ali] that he said to al-Asbagh ibn Nubata: "Every intoxicant is wine, and every intoxicant is forbidden." Then he said: "All of their sciences are forbidden for you to take anything from, and their names are forbidden for you to be named by.

And their names, that you be named by them. questions about contradictory religious laws.

I say: The meaning of his saying, "and their names [are forbidden] for you to be named by," is all the prohibited things pointing to the censured persons; so it is not permissible for us to make them lawful, nor to praise them, nor to believe in them.

The Master al-Janan al-Junbulani—may Allah be pleased with him—did excellently and bestowed favor upon us by his saying in the book Idah al-Misbah: "The disbeliever has had his heart locked and his intellect [Lubb] stripped away. He has been veiled from the lights, unable to ignite them, and removed from wisdom, unable to seek it, and from experience, unable to gather it. {So a wall [Sūr] will be placed between them with a gate, its interior containing mercy, but on the outside of it is punishment} (Al-Hadid 13)."

Among what was established by Sheikh Muhammad al-Kalazi—may Allah sanctify him—in the book Al-Tayid, in explaining the