Another tension is epistemic humility versus decisiveness. Modern publics often demand clear, actionable rulings on complex issues. Methodologically cautious jurists may delay or qualify judgments, which can be read as indecision. Conversely, quick, confident fatwas—popular on social platforms—can foster false certainty. The question then is institutional: how do communities structure legitimate deliberation so that methodological care does not become paralysis, and decisiveness does not become recklessness?
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