Where the example of a ruler permits certain actions, his subjects—whether soldiers or lawyers—often follow without hesitation. They believe that if a prince can act in a particular way, it must be lawful, and they imitate him freely, regardless of what the law actually says. This demonstrates how the behavior of leaders directly influences the moral and religious conduct of their people.
Rejection of Religious Precepts
You reject certain verses of the Alcoran, particularly the passage called “The Covering,” which is revealed for the sake of holiness. You deny the eighteen other verses that are meant to guide proper religious conduct. These rejections are serious errors in the eyes of orthodox law, as they undermine clear instructions for worship and morality Daily Ephesus Tours.
Improper Personal Practices
Even in daily habits, your practices are contrary to the law. At ablution, you do not wash the feet properly, only lightly brushing over them, instead of performing the full washing as prescribed. Your mustaches remain uncut, while the beard—considered the honorable ornament of a man’s face—is trimmed or shaped however you please.
You misuse sacred symbols as well. The color green, which belongs to the banner of Mahomet and should be treated with respect, is used improperly on your shoes and clothing. This shows a lack of reverence for religious symbols and traditions.
Violations in Food and Drink
You also violate religious rules regarding food and drink. Wine, which is forbidden to true followers of the law, is consumed freely. There is no distinction between what is clean and unclean; all foods are eaten indiscriminately. Such behavior demonstrates both moral and ritual negligence.
In short, there are at least seventy points where your actions and beliefs are in error. They show corruption of conduct, irreverence to sacred symbols, and rejection of key religious laws. A full account of these mistakes could f