Ninth principle: 'The common belief that the worship which is kept open in the Shari'ah will be considered as limited to a particular time or place or with others, in such a way that it is seen that the limited process of worshiping it is lawful, Whereas, there is no evidence and guidance on the limited constraints in the evidence Not.
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The principle of this principle is that any open worship is considered to be limited by a place, time or number, without the proper documentation of the Shari'ah.
Example:
In the days when the Shari'ah fasting or fasting is generally kept open, such as the Mars Bar, Wednesday or the dates of 7, 8, and 9 etc., those days or days are special feasible, if anybody chooses to fast and limit them There is no document of Shari'ah, such as fasting on the day of Fatiha-i-Yazdah, it will be in the sight of the Shari'ah, because it is without proof No ruling is not valid to limit yatera and edgy.
In the Fajrulat days, the worship which the Shari'ah has kept open, will be considered as a number of steps, method or special devotion. As per every Friday, it is recommended to read the forty rak'ats of Nafl, to pay a fixed amount on Thursday, similarly to a particular night, the specific prayer or the annihilation of the Quran or any other worship.