The Ruling on Lands That Are Not Governed by the Law of Allah
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Question:
And if, may Allah preserve you, some of the brothers differ greatly regarding it, without any compromise or reconciliation, what is the weakness in that? May Allah bless you.
Answer:
That they are ruled by other than what Allah has revealed. The scholars have established that lands that are not governed by the Shari'ah, the Shari'ah of Allah, are considered a land of disbelief. Likewise, lands in which the signs of shirk (associating partners with Allah) appear, where idols and statues are present and are neither changed nor condemned, are considered a land of disbelief. Yes.
And if, may Allah preserve you, some of the brothers differ greatly regarding it, without any compromise or reconciliation, what is the weakness in that? May Allah bless you.
Answer:
That they are ruled by other than what Allah has revealed. The scholars have established that lands that are not governed by the Shari'ah, the Shari'ah of Allah, are considered a land of disbelief. Likewise, lands in which the signs of shirk (associating partners with Allah) appear, where idols and statues are present and are neither changed nor condemned, are considered a land of disbelief. Yes.
Source
تحديد دار الكفر ودار الإسلام — alfawzan.live
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