Al-Tabariy o‘zining tafsirida Ubayd ibn Umayrdan rivoyat qiladi: “Alloh taolo halol va haromni belgiladi. Shuning uchun U halol qilgan narsani halol deb bil, U harom qilgan narsadan saqlan. Ulardan U na halol, na harom deb aytmagan narsalar bor, bu Allohning kechirimi (afvu) bo‘lib, U buni ato etgan.”
Payg‘ambar ﷺ hukm nozil qilinmagan narsalar haqida ortiqcha savol berishni yoqtirmas edilar. Bu asliy bara’a (asl ruxsat) asosida bo‘lib, bu ma’noga qaytadi. Ya’ni, tegishli ishlar mubohdir. Payg‘ambar ﷺ shunday deganlar: “Musulmonlar ichida eng yomon musulmon – o‘ziga harom qilinmagan narsani so‘rab, savoli tufayli o‘ziga harom qilib qo‘yiladigan kishidir”, bu rivoyatni Muslim keltirgan. Yana u zot ﷺ shunday degan: “Men sizlarga qoldirgan narsa bilan meni qoldiringlar. Sizdan oldingilar faqat ko‘p savol berishlari va o‘z payg‘ambarlari bilan ixtilof qilishlari sababli halok bo‘lganlar. Men sizlarni qaytargan narsadan uzoq bo‘linglar, sizlarga buyurgan narsani esa imkoningiz boricha bajaringlar”, bu rivoyatni Ahmad keltirgan.
Shuningdek, Muslim va Ahmad Abu Hurayradan rivoyat qiladilar: “Allohning Elchisi ﷺ bizga murojaat qilib dedilar: ‘Ey odamlar! Alloh sizlarga hajni farz qildi, shuning uchun hajga boringlar’. Shunda bir kishi so‘radi: ‘Har yili, ey Allohning Elchisi?’ Elchi ﷺ jim turdilar, hatto o‘sha kishi uch marta so‘raganida, Allohning Elchisi ﷺ javob berdilar: ‘Agar “ha” desam, u farz bo‘lib qolardi va siz unga qodir bo‘lolmas edingiz’. So‘ng dedilar: ‘Men sizlarga qoldirgan narsa bilan meni qoldiringlar’.”
Demak, bularning barchasi shuni ko‘rsatadiki, uning “va narsalar haqida jim turdi” degani, ularni harom qilmaganligini bildiradi. Bu uning boshqa hadisdagi “Men sizlarga qoldirgan narsa bilan meni qoldiringlar” degan so‘zi bilan o‘xshashdir. Bu ma'no ushbu hadisning boshqa rivoyati bilan qo'llab-quvvatlanadi: "va U sizlarga narsalarni ravo qildi", ya'ni U ularni tark etdi va man qilmadi. Shuning uchun Uning "narsalar haqida jim turdi" degan so'zi yoki "va U jim turgan narsa ravodir" degan so'zining ma'nosi bandalar amallarining ba'zilarining hukmi bayon qilinmagan degani emas, balki uning ma'nosi shuki, ba'zi narsalar sizlarga rahmat sifatida man qilinmagan; va muayyan narsalardan man qilinmagan narsa sukut hukmiga kiradi, shuning uchun u man etilmagan; uning hukmi esa halol ekanligidir. Shunday qilib, masala Qonun chiqaruvchining narsalarning man etilishi haqidagi sukutiga bog'liqdir. U narsalarning hukmlarini bayon qilmaslik bilan bog'liq emas.
Al-Tabari narrates in his tafsir from Ubayd ibn Umayr, “Allah the exalted has permitted and prohibited (things and actions), so whatever He has permitted take it as permitted, and whatever he has prohibited refrain from it, and He has left from that some things which He has not permitted or prohibited (expressly); that is a concession (afwu) from Allah which He has conceded.” The Prophet (saw) disliked excessive questioning regarding that about which no hukm had been revealed, on the basis of the original concession [al-bara’ah al-asliyya] since it returns to this meaning. Its meaning is that the related actions are conceded. And he (saw) said, “The worst of the Muslims amongst the Muslims is the one who asks about a thing which is not prohibited on them and consequently becomes prohibited upon them due to his questioning,” related by Muslim; and he said, “Leave me with what I have left you. Verily those before you perished only on account of their excessive questioning and their disagreements with their prophets; what I have prohibited you from stay away from it, and what I have ordered you, do as much of it as you are able,” narrated by Ahmad. Further, Muslim and Ahmad related from Abu Hurayra that he said, “The Messenger of Allah (saw) addressed us saying, ‘O people, Allah has obligated the pilgrimage on you, so make the pilgrimage’, so a man asked ‘Every year O Messenger of Allah?’ He (the Messenger) remained silent until the man asked three times, so the Messenger of Allah (saw) replied, “If I said yes, it would be obligated, and you would not be able (to fulfill it)’ then he said, ‘Leave me with what I have left you.’ So all of this indicates that the intent of his saying, “and He was silent on things” is that He did not prohibit them, and it is similar to his saying, in another hadith, “leave me with what I have left you”. This (meaning) is supported by another narration of this same hadith, “and He conceded you things”, that is, he left them and did not prohibit them. Therefore the meaning of his saying, “and He was silent on things” or his saying, “and that about which He was silent, is conceded” is not that the hukm of some actions of the servants has not been expounded, rather their meaning is that (some) things have not been prohibited as a mercy to you; and that which is not prohibited of specific things comes under the hukm of silence, so it is not prohibited; its hukm is that it is halal. Thus the matter is connected to the silence of the Legislator about the prohibition of things. It is not connected to the absence of the expounding the rulings of things.
Bu hadisning ma'nosi nuqtai nazaridan. Hadisning shariat hukmi jihatidan o'rni esa shuki, mukallaf kishilarning harakatlari, ularning mukallaf ekanliklari bilan bog'liq holda, yo umuman taklif khitobi (khitab al-takleef) ostida bo'ladi — ya'ni iqtidou (buyurish yoki man qilish) yoki takhyir (ixtiyor berish) shaklida — yoki bu khitob ostida bo'lmaydi. Agar ular shu khitob ostida bo'lsa, shariatda ularga hukm bo'lishi shart, chunki ular taklif khitobi ostiga kiradi. Agar bo'lmasa, bu shuni anglatadiki, mukallaf kishilarning ba'zilari, bir vaqtda yoki bir holatda bo'lsa ham, taklif khitobi hukmidan tashqarida qoladi. Bu esa asosan botildir: agar uni mukallaf deb faraz qilsak, u taklif khitobidan tashqarida bo'la olmaydi; agar uni mukallaf emas deb faraz qilsak, bu faraz o'zi-o'zidan botildir. Chunki taklif khitobining umumiyligi tufayli mukallaflik ham umumiydir va barcha holatlar hamda vaqtlarni o'z ichiga oladi. Shuning uchun Uning ﷺ "Va U ba'zi narsalar haqida sukut saqladi" degan so'zining ma'nosi, U ularning hukmini bayon qilmadi, degani bo'la olmaydi, chunki bu ma'no ma'lum bir holatda yoki vaqtda mukallaf bo'lmagan shaxsning mavjudligini bildiradi. Demak, ma'no faqat shuki, U ba'zi narsalarning haromligi haqida sukut saqladi.
This is from the perspective of the meaning of the hadith. As for the perspective of the position of the hadith as far as the hukm of the Shariah is concerned then the actions of the legally responsible (mukallafeen) with respect to their being legally responsible are either collectively under the address of legal responsibility (khitab al-takleef) – namely the command (iqtida’) or the option (takhyīr) – or is not under this. If it is then there must be a hukm for it in the Shari’ah, as it comes under the address of legal responsibility. If it is not, this necessitates that some of the legally responsible are outside the hukm of the address of legal responsibility, even if at one time or under one situation, and this is invalid from its basis, because if we assume him to be legally responsible then he cannot be outside the address of legal responsibility, and if we assume him to not be legally responsible then this assumption is invalid in and of itself. This is because the legal responsibility is general because of the generality of the address of legal responsibility, so it includes all situations and times. Therefore it cannot be that the meaning of his (saw) saying, “and He was silent about some things” be that He did not expound their ruling, because this meaning implies the existence of an individual who in a given state or time is not legally responsible. Hence the meaning can only be that He remained silent about the prohibition of some things.
Shunday qilib, bu hadis insonning Shariat tomonidan bayon qilinmagan biror amali bo‘lishi mumkinligiga dalolat qilmaydi, shuning uchun uni bu masalada dalil sifatida keltirish noto‘g‘ridir. Natijada, “Insonning amallaridagi asl hukm Allohning hukmiga bog‘liq bo‘lishdir” degan fiqhiy qoida tasdiqlanadi. Shuning uchun musulmonga Allohning o‘sha amal haqidagi hukmini, Shariat Qonun chiqaruvchisining xitobidan bilmasdan turib, biror ishni qilishi joiz emas. Mubohlik (ibaha) Shariat hukmlaridan biri bo‘lib, uning dalilga muhtoj bo‘lishi zarur. Vahiy tomonidan bayon qilinmaganlik mubohlikka dalil emas; aksincha, bu Shariatning kamchiligiga ishoradir. Biror narsaning mubohligiga dalil shuki, Qonun chiqaruvchi unda ixtiyoriylik (xoh-lash) hukmini belgilagan bo‘lsin.
Thus the hadith does not indicate upon there being any action of man not expounded by the Shari’ah, so using it as evidence for this point is incorrect. Consequently the legal maxim, “The original rule [asl] for the actions of man is being bound by the hukm of Allah” is confirmed. So it is not permissible for a Muslim to perform an action except after knowing the hukm of Allah about that action, from the address of the Legislator. Permissibility [ibaha] is a hukm from the ahkam of the Shari’ah, necessarily requiring an evidence. The absence of exposition by the revelation is not an evidence for permissibility; rather it is an indication (suggesting) the deficiency of the Shari’ah. The evidence for the permissibility of a thing is that the Legislator legislate (the ruling of) an option in it.
Bu amallarga oid. Amallarga aloqador narsalarga kelsak, ularga nisbatan asl hukm shariat matni bilan man etilgan bo‘lmasa, ruxsat berilganlikdir. Shuning uchun narsaning asl hukmi ruxsat berilganlikdir; uni faqat uning harom qilinganiga shar’iy dalil bo‘lsagina harom deb bo‘ladi. Chunki shar’iy matnlar barcha narsalarni halol deb e’lon qilgan va bu matnlar umumiy holda, barcha narsalarni qamrab olgan holda kelgan; Mahmud Ulug‘ Alloh aytadi:
This is with regards to actions. As for the things, which are related to the actions, the ‘asl with regards to them is permissibility so long as no text of prohibition is present. Therefore the original rule of a thing is permissibility; it is not prohibited except if there is a shar’i evidence for its prohibition. This is because the shar’i texts have declared all the things to be permissible, and these texts have come as general, covering all things; the Exalted says,