What is the Muslim's position regarding what is happening in Afghanistan, Palestine, Kashmir, and Chechnya?
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Question:
May Allah reward you. The Honorable Shaykh says: We know what is currently surrounding our brothers in Afghanistan and in other Muslim lands, such as Palestine, Kashmir, and Chechnya, and the aggression of the disbelievers against them. So I ask for clarification of the ruling on jihad in these lands: is it an individual obligation or a collective obligation? He says: I ask for clarification on jihad in these countries: is it an individual obligation or a collective obligation? And what are the types of jihad that can be performed if a Muslim is unable to participate with his own person?
Answer:
We said in a previous lesson that jihad does not take place except under a banner, under a banner, and under leadership and authority. As for without authority and without leadership, it does not stand for whoever fights.
But if a person is afflicted, he defends himself; if he is afflicted, he defends himself. So the one in those lands, if the Jews attack him, he defends himself, and they cooperate among themselves and defend against their enemy, the Jews, by way of defense. As for jihad, it does not take place except with a Muslim banner under an authority that leads and organizes it.
Yes, and the Muslim, in any case, the Muslim supplicates for the Muslims; he supplicates for the Muslims in any place. He strives in supplication for the Muslims for victory and support, and he supplicates against the disbelievers for destruction and ruin. He supplicates, he increases in supplication, and he also helps the needy, from the needy families and the poor, by donating to them, because they need assistance. So he pays and helps them with supplication and helps them with money that satisfies their need, poverty, and requirement.
May Allah reward you. The Honorable Shaykh says: We know what is currently surrounding our brothers in Afghanistan and in other Muslim lands, such as Palestine, Kashmir, and Chechnya, and the aggression of the disbelievers against them. So I ask for clarification of the ruling on jihad in these lands: is it an individual obligation or a collective obligation? He says: I ask for clarification on jihad in these countries: is it an individual obligation or a collective obligation? And what are the types of jihad that can be performed if a Muslim is unable to participate with his own person?
Answer:
We said in a previous lesson that jihad does not take place except under a banner, under a banner, and under leadership and authority. As for without authority and without leadership, it does not stand for whoever fights.
But if a person is afflicted, he defends himself; if he is afflicted, he defends himself. So the one in those lands, if the Jews attack him, he defends himself, and they cooperate among themselves and defend against their enemy, the Jews, by way of defense. As for jihad, it does not take place except with a Muslim banner under an authority that leads and organizes it.
Yes, and the Muslim, in any case, the Muslim supplicates for the Muslims; he supplicates for the Muslims in any place. He strives in supplication for the Muslims for victory and support, and he supplicates against the disbelievers for destruction and ruin. He supplicates, he increases in supplication, and he also helps the needy, from the needy families and the poor, by donating to them, because they need assistance. So he pays and helps them with supplication and helps them with money that satisfies their need, poverty, and requirement.
Source
قناة «العلامة الدكتور صالح الفوزان»، ما موقف المسلم مما يحدث في أفغانسان وفلسطين وكشمير والشيشان؟ لمعالي الشيخ صالح الفوزان — youtube.com
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