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**borasolit** · 09-14-2011, 07:13 PM

As Mufti Mohammed Sajjad put it in his article regarding Taqlid, the obligation is generally to do Taqlid of scholars if you aren't one, and this comprises of both Shakhsi and "general" Taqlid. And this would go with answer n. 3.
But there is a further point: due to the corruption of our times, nowadays the specific Shakhsi type of Taqlid is wajib. And this would go with answer n. 1.

So, theoretically, 3; practically, 1.

interesting response. Just to let you know Mufti Sajaads article has been responded to elsewhere, begins here.

The style of that response may not be palatable for everyone, so they might have to take a lesson from this before reading.

09-14-2011, 07:13 PM	#6
borasolit Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 412 Senior Member	As Mufti Mohammed Sajjad put it in his article regarding Taqlid, the obligation is generally to do Taqlid of scholars if you aren't one, and this comprises of both Shakhsi and "general" Taqlid. And this would go with answer n. 3. But there is a further point: due to the corruption of our times, nowadays the specific Shakhsi type of Taqlid is wajib. And this would go with answer n. 1. So, theoretically, 3; practically, 1. interesting response. Just to let you know Mufti Sajaads article has been responded to elsewhere, begins here. The style of that response may not be palatable for everyone, so they might have to take a lesson from this before reading.
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