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Legal theorists disagreed about the unrestricted command.
Some took obligation as its primary legal consequence; others discussed recommendation or suspending the determination until other evidence is found. Their disagreement concerns how strongly an unqualified “do” imposes a duty and when further contextual evidence is needed.
For example, «فَاسْتَمِعُوا لَهُ وَأَنْصِتُوا» requests listening and attentive silence. The legal force of that request must be read alongside other relevant scriptural evidence and its setting.
All these views recognize that an imperative requests action. What they dispute is the default legal degree of that request when no decisive contextual indication changes it.