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Prohibition/al-nahy word used in the dictionary meaning “to ask, forbid, forbid a work not to be done”, as a term of fiqh procedure, hand pulling from verb in binding form, used to indicate the has statement containing the actual abandonment request. This demand can be expressed in different ways and according to the majority, al-nahy, isolated from presumption, is a sign of forbid. In the Hanafi sect, this demand must be clear (qat’i) in order to rule on forbidden (haram); if the demand is fixed by zanni evidence, the verb is deemed to be makrooh tahrîmen, However, on many issues, due to the presence of various evidence and presumption regarding the subject, different evaluations were made within the sect. In this study, rather than the conceptual debates of the terms “al-nahy”, “forbidden (haram)” and “makrooh” in the science of usul al-fiqh, the different evaluations made in the Hanafi sect about some fiqh issues in this context will be examined through concrete examples. In particular, al-nahy statements contained in the words of the imams of the Hanafi sect are perceived differently over time; it has been found by some that makrooh tenzîhen or makrooh tahrîmen, is haram by some. For this reason, it has been observed that some faqihs in the sect tend to the opinion of the Republic from time to time. In this context, the question of what is the main motive in the background of different thoughts within the sect has been tried to be examined.

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