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Dar al-Ifta explains rules for choosing fatwa guidelines
Al-Eftaa (the Islamic Fiqh Council) explains that Islamic law allows for fatwas to select the opinions of scholars that promote ease and remove hardship, based on Quranic verses and prophetic sayings that encourage facilitation and eliminating difficulty—for example, His saying: "Allah intends for you ease; He does not intend for you hardship," and the Prophet Muhammad's (peace be upon him) statement: "Make things easy and do not make them difficult." It emphasizes that it is within the mufti's right to choose from the interpretations of jurists what best facilitates those bound by religious duties, highlighting that removing hardship is a fundamental element of Islamic law.
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