The ruling on supplicating against the aggressive Rafidah in Iraq
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Question:
And this person says, as you know, that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) supplicated against Rabi'ah and Dhuqyan for a full month because of their torture of the Muslims. So is it permissible for us to supplicate against the Rafidah in Iraq because of their torture of our Muslim brothers, a torture that is almost unbearable and whose very mention is unbearable, since they are gouging out eyes, mutilating bodies, and doing other such things? And is it permissible for us to say that these people are Muslims?
Answer:
Supplicating against the oppressor, whether from the Rafidah or others, and supplicating against the oppressor and the aggressor is a required matter. Seeking victory from Allah for the oppressed Muslims is a required matter. And this is prescribed.
Without a doubt, so you should make much supplication against the oppressors, and against anyone you know to be an oppressor, from the Rafidah or others. If you know that oppression has come from someone, then you should supplicate against him, even if he is from the Muslims, or even if he is from the people of the Sunnah. The oppressor is one against whom supplication is made. So you should strive in supplication for the Muslims in general, in Iraq and elsewhere, and supplication against the enemies, against the oppressors, and against the disbelievers in general, this is a required matter. Yes.
And this person says, as you know, that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) supplicated against Rabi'ah and Dhuqyan for a full month because of their torture of the Muslims. So is it permissible for us to supplicate against the Rafidah in Iraq because of their torture of our Muslim brothers, a torture that is almost unbearable and whose very mention is unbearable, since they are gouging out eyes, mutilating bodies, and doing other such things? And is it permissible for us to say that these people are Muslims?
Answer:
Supplicating against the oppressor, whether from the Rafidah or others, and supplicating against the oppressor and the aggressor is a required matter. Seeking victory from Allah for the oppressed Muslims is a required matter. And this is prescribed.
Without a doubt, so you should make much supplication against the oppressors, and against anyone you know to be an oppressor, from the Rafidah or others. If you know that oppression has come from someone, then you should supplicate against him, even if he is from the Muslims, or even if he is from the people of the Sunnah. The oppressor is one against whom supplication is made. So you should strive in supplication for the Muslims in general, in Iraq and elsewhere, and supplication against the enemies, against the oppressors, and against the disbelievers in general, this is a required matter. Yes.
Source
[و لا تتبعوا السبل فتفرق بكم عن سبيله] — alfawzan.live (1:04:02)
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