The Way That The Seeghat Ul-amr (command Form) Is Indicative Of Al-wujoob, An-nadb Or Al-ibaahah
The Seeghat ul-Amr (command form) has been provided and placed down within the language to indicate the request for the action to take place. This form is ('If’al) or that which takes its place like the Ism Fi’l ul-Amr (verbal noun command) and the Mudaari’ (present tense) prefixed with ‘Lam Al-Amr’ (ل(, have been placed down and provided to indicate the Talab (request). In order to then understand what is intended by this Talab (request), in terms of whether it indicates the obligation, the recommendation or the permissibility, then it is necessary for there to be a Qareenah (connotation) from amongst the Qaraa’in (linking connotations) that makes clear and explains what has been intended from this request (At-Talab).
A – Qaraa’in (connotations or linking indications) that establish Al-Jazm (decisiveness) in the Amr (command):
These refer to the necessary Qaraa’in which designate the Fard “Al-Waajib” and these include:
1 – If the Daleel (evidence) indicates that leaving or not doing the action has a punishment built upon that in the Dunyaa (the life of this world) or in the Aakhirah (the hereafter), or the hate (detestation) or anger of Allah is attached to it or the negation of Imaan (belief). Example: The Qawl of Allah Ta’Aalaa: