What is the ruling of the Shari'ah regarding those who are inactive or those who refrain from defending the sanctities of Muslims in many Islamic countries?
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Question:
He says: What is the ruling of the Shari'ah regarding us who are inactive or refrain from defending the sanctities of Muslims in many Islamic countries, such as Chechnya, Afghanistan, and Iraq? And are we held accountable for abandoning jihad in these lands?
Answer:
Jihad is obligatory with the ability, with the ability. As for the one who is unable, who has excuses, he is excused. But he must strive through supplication and assistance with wealth. He supplicates for his Muslim brothers for victory, and supplicates against the enemies and disbelievers, and he assists his brothers with wealth. This is a type of jihad. Yes.
He says: What is the ruling of the Shari'ah regarding us who are inactive or refrain from defending the sanctities of Muslims in many Islamic countries, such as Chechnya, Afghanistan, and Iraq? And are we held accountable for abandoning jihad in these lands?
Answer:
Jihad is obligatory with the ability, with the ability. As for the one who is unable, who has excuses, he is excused. But he must strive through supplication and assistance with wealth. He supplicates for his Muslim brothers for victory, and supplicates against the enemies and disbelievers, and he assists his brothers with wealth. This is a type of jihad. Yes.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما حكم الشرع في المتقاعدين أو المتخلفين عن الدفاع عن حرمات المسلمين في كثير من الدول الإسلامية؟ — youtube.com
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