jurisprudential rule of obligation [arabic ilzām]; the basis for interaction and respect

the present research studies an important jurisprudential rule. the evidences of this rule have been relied on in the quran, sunnah, reason, and consensus and the relevant opinions have been presented by jurists and given the previous researches some conclusions have been drawn and presented humiliatingly to resolve religious conflicts and even positive law. under rule of obligation, not only can the followers of religions and denominations be obliged to act based on their beliefs and requirements, but also, whenever relevant, it is possible to put the effects of accuracy on their acts.