The gravity of judicial responsibility does not mean that every judge or administrator is inherently corrupt. But the office should not be pursued merely for prestige, influence, or financial gain. Ruling on others’ rights without knowledge, impartiality, and accountability is dangerous.
The forceful comparison creates caution: before issuing decisions that affect others, one must understand the facts and recognize the limits of one's authority and competence.
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Land Rights, Truthfulness, Ramadan, Mosque Etiquette, and Justice (Hadith 239–245)
The gravity of judicial responsibility does not mean that every judge or administrator is inherently corrupt. But the office should not be pursued merely for prestige, influence, or financial gain. Ruling on others’ rights without knowledge, impartiality, and accountability is dangerous.
The forceful comparison creates caution: before issuing decisions that affect others, one must understand the facts and recognize the limits of one's authority and competence.