The Analysis of Transit Problems of the Prohibited Commodities (Items) to Non-Muslims (Infidel) in Imami Jurisprudence

After presenting the importance of the transit industry in international business and its profits for countries, this paper has paid attention to two Islamic jurisprudential and scholastic (theological) principles; the liability of infidels to the ten Ancillaries of the Faith (furū ad-dīn) and the prohibition of help in sin as the important problems for business and transit of the prohibited items to non-Muslims. In the belief of the integrity of the first principle, the transit of the prohibited commodities (items) in Islam to non-Muslims can be a proof of help in sin and it is prohibition consequently. Firstly, in this paper, it has been in doubt and uncertainty the integrity of the first principle and has been reinforced the theory of the absence of taklif (a legal charge or obligation) to perform the ten Ancillaries of the Faith (furū ad-dīn) and secondly, if the acceptance of the attitude of the well-known jurists about non-Muslims’ taklif (a legal charge or obligation), it is thought that the effectiveness of Islamic ordinances and duties is impossible to them. Then with adding the approved texts, the issue of help in sin in transiting prohibited commodities is invalid. Consequently, help in sin cannot be counted as a problem for transit of prohibited commodities.