Resorting to Man-Made Laws in a Country That Does Not Rule by the Shari'ah
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Question:
He says: If in our country they do not refer to the Shari'ah, and only man-made laws exist, do we refer to them?
Answer:
This returns to the issue of emigration. If you are able to emigrate, do not reside in a country where the taghut (tyranny) rules. If you are unable to emigrate, remain there only to the extent of dire necessity, but hold fast to your religion and do not be lax in it until Allah makes emigration easy for you. Yes.
He says: If in our country they do not refer to the Shari'ah, and only man-made laws exist, do we refer to them?
Answer:
This returns to the issue of emigration. If you are able to emigrate, do not reside in a country where the taghut (tyranny) rules. If you are unable to emigrate, remain there only to the extent of dire necessity, but hold fast to your religion and do not be lax in it until Allah makes emigration easy for you. Yes.
Source
دروس الحرم، درس التفسير من الحرم 05-08-1433هـ — alfawzan.live (58:03)
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