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'''Ibahiyya''' is a sect whose followers consider acts contrary to [[Sharia]] as permissible.<br />
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== Literal Meaning of Ibahiyya ==<br />
Ibahiyya stems from the root 'bawh' and 'buh', meaning to make permissible, consider [[Halal]], and deem allowable<ref>Mir Sayyid Sharif Jurjani, ''Al-Ta'rifat'', Vol. 1, p. 3.</ref><ref>Mohammad Moin, ''Moin Dictionary'', Vol. 1, p. 116.</ref>.<br />
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== Terminological Meaning of Ibahiyya ==<br />
In terminology, Ibahiyya refers to sects that do not believe in the existence of religious obligation and consider committing [[Haram]] as permissible<ref>Ibn Najim al-Misri, ''Bahr al-Ra'iq'', Beirut, Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmiyyah Publications, 1st Ed., Vol. 1, p. 181.</ref>. In another expression, permissivism is usually applied to morally negligent acts that have religious and customary prohibitions, just as some sects of the [[Ghulat]] and [[Sufism|Sufis]] have been accused of this attribute.<br />
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==Ibahiyya in the View of Sufis==<br />
In the view of Sufis, Ibahiyya refers to those who do not consider themselves bound by the restrictions and duties of [[Sharia]] and say that adherence to Sharia rulings is the work of the common people<ref>Abdulrahman Jami, ''Nafahat al-Uns'', edited by Mehdi Tوحیدی Pour, Tehran, Year 1337 SH, p. 13.</ref><ref>Mohammad bin Ali Tahawi, ''Kashshaf Istilahat al-Funun'', edited by Alois Sprenger, Calcutta, Year 1861 AD, Vol. 1, p. 26.</ref>.<br />
Additionally, some of the [[Ghulat]] [[Shia Islam|Shia]] said that we must remove the burden of obligation from our shoulders and not deem any act [[Haram]] for ourselves. Others said that the purpose of the Haram and Halal mentioned in the [[Quran]] and [[Sunnah]] is disassociation from the enemies of the Imams and association with them and their friends. Some believed that knowing the [[Imam]] and loving him is sufficient for them, and this causes them to have no need to abstain from forbidden acts, considering such matters permissible for themselves. Abd al-Qahir al-Baghdadi in the book '''"Al-Farq Bayn al-Firaq"''' has named some permissivist sects and writes: "The [[Babakiyya|Babakiyya]] have a festival in their mountains, and on that night their men and women gather, drink wine, and play instruments and flutes; suddenly they extinguish the light, remove their clothes, and men mingle with women." The [[Mu'tazila]] said: Should human acts before [[Revelation]] or in the interval between two revelations essentially be considered permissible or forbidden? And since they considered the measure of "[[Intellect]]" applicable in "the good and evil of acts," they said: Good and beneficial acts are permissible, and ugly and harmful acts are impermissible. Al-Jahiz (one of the greats of the Mu'tazila) said: Whatever is not prohibited in the Quran and Sunnah is absolutely permissible. The [[Ismailism|Ismailis]] said: "Idha zaharat al-haqa'iq, batilat al-shara'i" meaning if the truths of [[Religion|religion]] become manifest, the laws and regulations become void<ref>Mohammad Javad Mashkur, ''Dictionary of Islamic Sects'', Mashhad, Astan Quds Razavi Publications, Year 1372 SH, 2nd Ed., p. 4, with edited phrases.</ref>.<br />
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== See also ==<br />
* [[Sharia]]<br />
* [[Halal]]<br />
* [[Haram]]<br />
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== Notes == <br />
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== Sources ==<br />
* Mir Sayyid Sharif Jurjani, ''Al-Ta'rifat'', Date of Entry: N/A, Date Accessed: 8 Dey 1404 SH. <br />
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* Ibn Najim al-Misri, ''Bahr al-Ra'iq'', Beirut, Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmiyyah Publications, 1st Ed., Date of Entry: N/A, Date Accessed: 8 Dey 1404 SH. <br />
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* Mohammad bin Ali Tahawi, ''Kashshaf Istilahat al-Funun'', edited by Alois Sprenger, Calcutta, Year 1861 AD, Date of Entry: N/A, Date Accessed: 8 Dey 1404 SH. <br />
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* Mohammad Javad Mashkur, ''Dictionary of Islamic Sects'', Mashhad, Astan Quds Razavi Publications, Year 1372 SH, 2nd Ed., Date of Entry: N/A, Date Accessed: 8 Dey 1404 SH. <br />
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* Abdulrahman Jami, ''Nafahat al-Uns'', edited by Mehdi Tوحیدی Pour, Tehran, Year 1337 SH, Date of Entry: N/A, Date Accessed: 8 Dey 1404 SH. <br />
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