His breath is suspended from the fruits of Paradise. Likewise this person, and if limits are imposed on him, then the ruler is ignorant of this position in which he is. Establishing limits on someone in this position are not limits, but rather they are among the number of trials that God afflicts His servant with in this worldly abode, such as diseases and what he does not desire. It afflicts him in his honor, his property, and his body, so it afflicts him, and he is rewarded for that, because it is not a sin, so he disbelieves, but rather it is a double of the reward. So what are the limits in the matter itself, even if the ruler has limits, or a smell of this appears in the diligent graphic scholars, then the ruler, if he is a Shafi’i and a Hanafi is brought to him, has Drinking wine that he says is permissible, then the judge, insofar as he is a judge and has ruled prohibiting wine, imposes the punishment on him, and insofar as that drinker is a Hanafi, and he drank what is per