Awāmir are commands directing the performance of required acts and words; nawāhī are prohibitions of forbidden acts and words.
Maʿrūf refers to good actions one is directed toward; munkar refers to wrong actions from which one is restrained.
Example: Worship and righteous conduct belong to obedience, while refraining from oppression and disobedience fulfills prohibitions.
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Divine Decree, Will, Human Choice and Justice
Awāmir are commands directing the performance of required acts and words; nawāhī are prohibitions of forbidden acts and words.
Maʿrūf refers to good actions one is directed toward; munkar refers to wrong actions from which one is restrained.
Example: Worship and righteous conduct belong to obedience, while refraining from oppression and disobedience fulfills prohibitions.