Hawzah News Agency- In a recent address on the subject of “Freedom and the Obligation of Enjoining Good and Forbidding Evil,” His Eminence explained: “This obligation, which has been defined with clear conditions and specific qualities, neither obstructs personal or collective liberty nor entails harm, chaos, or disruption of order. Freedom is a perfection for human beings and a goal for both the individual and society, but since man is a limited being, his freedom is also necessarily limited. Unlimited freedom would mean lawlessness and unrestrained indulgence.”
The senior jurist underlined that while Islam recognizes and values freedom, it rejects absolute liberation that leads to harm: “Religion does not accept that man should be left useless, abandoned and without responsibility. A limited being, such as man, cannot be compatible with every belief, behavior, or expression. Therefore, freedom must remain within the framework of truth and divine guidance.”
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