A disbeliever state in which Muslims do not celebrate the festival: do they fight?

The questioner : If in a state there are Muslim sons, but they do not celebrate the festival, do they fight our Muslim brothers in the same state?

The Shaykh : How?

The questioner : A disbeliever state is a group of Muslims who do not celebrate the festival.

The Shaykh : They want to hold the festival.

The questioner : No, it is not looked at from your side.

The Shaykh : Why? What?

The questioner : So, it means they are lazy, and there is another group that prays the festival prayer; do you fight them or not?

The Shaykh : Yes, and what do you say about this? He has now brought three groups: a disbeliever group, a Muslim group that prays the festival prayer, and a Muslim group that does not pray the festival prayer. Does the Muslim group that prays the festival prayer fight the other one?

The questioner : Welcome.

The Shaykh : Yes, if we say that this is a collective obligation. Humaid, Humaidi, or Humaid, O Humaid, the matter is not a problem. But if we say that they are, for example, in another country, not in this country, or if we say that it is an individual obligation, it also appears that they do not fight them, because there is no imam.