خلاصه ماشینی:
" And in Islamic jurisprudence, a Wakil is said to be someone who has representation and authority on behalf of their principal in all matters, contracts, rulings, and lawsuits, provided that the principal is currently unable and the agent possesses potential ability (1).
And in the interpretation of Abu al-Futuh al-Razi, it has been interpreted as follows: "And He is the Protector and Guardian over all things, and the Manager and Disposer of affairs according to what is beneficial; and He described Himself with that attribute, being the Wakil, so that these actions and disposals of management and protection of interests which He mentions do not result in benefit for Him, but rather for us.
The meaning of the verse in the interpretation of Abu al-Futuh al-Razi is stated as follows: "And We have not appointed you as a guardian over them, nor are you a Wakil (agent) over them.
The expressions of books of legal reasoning are overflowing with arguments for the permissibility and legitimacy of Wakala based on the Book, Sunnah, and Consensus, and a group of people have reasoned for it through intellect, saying that the intense need for proxying is evident, as it is impossible for anyone to directly perform all the actions they require.
The expressions in books of legal reasoning are full of arguments for the permissibility and legitimacy of Wakala based on the Book, Sunnah, and Consensus, and a group have relied on reason, stating that the intense need of people for Wakala is indisputable, as it is impossible for everyone to directly manage all the matters and tasks they require.