The purposes and applications of legitimate reasons

Abstract

The wise legislator made the causes among the man-made rulings that make up the legal ruling, and the Almighty also linked these causes to legitimate purposes. Hence the relationship between the purposes of Sharia and Sharia causes. The Lawgiver alone is able to make causes into causes, and the person charged with his role cannot make what is not a cause a cause, just as the Lawgiver has arranged over causes into causes; And the causes are based on the intention of the legislator, not on the intention of the taxpayer, so whenever the taxpayer enters into the causes, these causes result in this entry, whether the taxpayer wants this result or not. Or not to enter into them, just as the necessity of entering into the causes or not is due to the will of the legislator and for this reason the legislator arranged the reward and punishment for entering or not entering into the causes according to the circumstances. The same is the case if the taxpayer is required not to enter into the causes because the legislator does not want the consequences of it and the taxpayer violates the intention of the legislator and enters into these reasons.