The Ruling on Hijrah for One Residing in Non-Islamic Lands
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The questioner:
The questioner says: In Britain, we have a good Muslim community.
The Shaykh:
The one who benefits them, the one who benefits them is the one through whom the da'wah (calling to Islam) is established to take them out and remove them from the mosque neighborhoods.
The questioner:
The questioner says: In Britain, we have a good Muslim community, so is it obligatory for the members of this community to emigrate?
The Shaykh:
Emigration is obligatory if you are able. If you are not able and you find a Muslim community or an Islamic center where you can establish your religion with them, then you stay as long as the need requires. And if you are able to emigrate, you emigrate. Emigration remains in effect and does not drop off when one is able, but the one who is not able stays with the Muslim communities and establishes his religion until Allah makes emigration easy for him. Yes.
The questioner says: In Britain, we have a good Muslim community.
The Shaykh:
The one who benefits them, the one who benefits them is the one through whom the da'wah (calling to Islam) is established to take them out and remove them from the mosque neighborhoods.
The questioner:
The questioner says: In Britain, we have a good Muslim community, so is it obligatory for the members of this community to emigrate?
The Shaykh:
Emigration is obligatory if you are able. If you are not able and you find a Muslim community or an Islamic center where you can establish your religion with them, then you stay as long as the need requires. And if you are able to emigrate, you emigrate. Emigration remains in effect and does not drop off when one is able, but the one who is not able stays with the Muslim communities and establishes his religion until Allah makes emigration easy for him. Yes.
Source
لقاء مفتوح 13-09-1435هـ — alfawzan.live (25:27)
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