What is the ruling on Qadhafi and al-Sayyabi entering the Sacred House?

Question:
If the Sacred House is not permissible to enter except for Muslims, what is the ruling on Qadhafi and al-Dibari, who want to abridge Surat al-Rahman in their claim, then coming to Makkah to perform 'Umrah? Is this permissible, or is it a specific matter regarding the Sacred Mosque, or rather regarding Muslims in general? May Allah reward you with the best reward.

Answer:
Disbelievers are of two types: one whose disbelief and misguidance are clear, such as the Jews, the Christians, the Zoroastrians, and other disbelievers, and this is prevented. The other is one who may be ruled to be a disbeliever but pretends to be a Muslim, testifies that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, and claims Islam. It is difficult for the state to prevent such a person, and they will not find in him what would lead to declaring him a disbeliever. If they prevented these people, they would say that the state is preventing access to the Sacred Mosque, and they would say it is such and such, and such and such. Therefore, it cannot prevent one who pretends to be a Muslim from performing Hajj, even if there is within his affair and his actions what necessitates disbelief. This is a matter of Shari'ah policy, and a matter of "Fear Allah as much as you are able." The Shi'ah are in this category. And the thing. Also, likewise. He works, he works. Yes.