Is it permissible for an ordinary person to adopt one of the multiple opinions found on the website, while fearing the pursuit of concessions (takhassus), experiencing hardship in applying the jurisprudence of enjoining good and forbidding evil (fiqh inkār al-munkar), and facing difficulty in inviting non-Muslims to Islam?

If you find a contradiction between the fatwas on the site, please contact us. An ordinary person must follow someone whom they trust. If trust is equal, then they may either choose the easier or the stricter opinion, or select an opinion as long as they are not intending to seek out dispensations. It is obligatory to gently denounce an evil that is agreed upon, provided that it does not lead to a greater harm and is not difficult, and that it is directed at someone who is likely to respond. There is no need for obsessive doubts or fear of heresy or disbelief.